🔧 AstroAI Digital Tire Inflator: 250 PSI with Pressure Gauge, Heavy Duty Accessories for Accurate Inflation, Rubber Hose & Quick Connect Coupler Review

Purchased August 2018. Used for the first time today 10/3/18, noticed a crack at the base when installing the supplied connector. The fitting was simply assembled by hand! Air flows in all directions. Not safe to use. not good at all. Can't recommend it. Edited: Customer service made every effort to quickly provide a replacement for the defective item. I received the replacement, installed it, tested it and everything worked as it should: no leaks, no cracks. Good product, best customer…

Overall, I like the design and ease of use. I've read reviews about the case ripping when installing the connector, so I made sure to be extra careful when installing to not to I hooked it up to my air compressor and immediately heard air escaping and my first reaction was that I was tearing the housing or the quick connect was not seated properly.But looking closer I could feel air escaping from the bleed valve so I tried squeezing it a few times thinking maybe it just needs planting but no I…

Works great, pressure gauge turns on automatically when pressure is detected and turns off automatically. Surprised at how good it seemed for the cost, time will tell if it holds up. According to this gauge, I inflated all tires to 40psi. I just repaired a tire and checked it again in the morning to make sure it wasn't leaking. and the gauge I checked said it was 30psi! I couldn't believe it fell so hard so I pulled it back out just in case and it read 40psi. I couldn't believe the calibration…

I have a spare tire knife/filler and the quality was poor. I had to make Frankenstein out of him. The gauge was perfect garbage at 250psi, making the markings difficult to interpret for a 35psi tire. The cartridge was junk too. So I replaced both, it now has a good chuck and a 60psi gauge marked 1psi. But,,, I needed a new one for my garage. So I got these. The quality of the hoses and fittings is excellent. A straight chuck is fine too, but it can't be used with lawnmower tires and can pop out

I have used (and tried) a few tire inflator/gauges. ). The one that lasted ($20 range) only had a "scale ejector pin" and was very difficult to read the pressure (although it eventually failed because the rubber tubing became brittle) and the rubber seal in the pressure cartridge was worn out. Before I gave up and spent $50-100 on a pro I tried this. It has now been in use for several months. Very easy to use and read. The light turns on after 2 seconds when the tire valve cartridge is pressed…

Excellent tire gauge. I use a quick connector on my air hose at home so it's very easy to swap out. This pressure gauge is great as you can mount it on your valve and inflate what you want to use and still check how much pressure there is on the lighted pressure gauge. If you add too much, simply press the deflator button for a few seconds to deflate the excess. However, it must be attached to the valve and not removed. I love the trigger grip, it just feels good in the hand and puts the sensor

The product arrived defective. Few things are more frustrating than waiting for something new and getting it broken or defective and having to go through the entire return process. Other than that, it looks like this one has been returned before. The display doesn't work (yes I've tried new batteries), the gauge cap is already removed, the air intake is already installed (doesn't fit my compressor) and the tire clamp is already installed (albeit finger tight). It is not used. It was probably…

I have two (analogue) pressure gauges with a dial indicator which I have used to check tire pressure for several years. Neither sensor ever matched my Mercedes' TPMS, both weighed between one and three pounds. Also, I've never had TPMS on cold tires (haven't ridden them yet) to show the exact amount my two gauges said should be in the tires. Keep in mind that each of these gauges was bought from a dealership and costs more than an AstroAI digital tire inflator with gauge. I wanted the…