🔧 High-Pressure Digital Tire Inflator with Gauge, 200 PSI, Heavy-Duty Air Compressor Kit, including Rubber Hose, Lock-on Air Chuck, and Quick Connect Coupler Review

This is an amazing tool. Comes with a bag and other air fittings in case you need them for trucks or low profile wheels. I've been using it 7 days a week, about 20 cars a day for about 3 months and it hasn't shown any signs of failure or broken parts. My colleague liked it so much he ordered it. You can't beat this price. We used to buy high quality Matco and Snap-on and they broke within a year and for triple the price it wasn't worth the headache.

Today I had to inflate my car tires. This Azuno tire inflator gauge was very easy to assemble. A very nice addition was the plumber's tape for connecting the air cartridge to the air hose. The digital sensor corresponds to the vehicle's onboard tire monitoring system. This seller contacted me to ensure my order arrives safe and sound. I am very happy with the customer service and this product. Stop reading and buy it ;-)

I have a tire gauge that I really like, but I needed a new tire inflator to work with the new Porter Cable air compressor I just bought. This works great and is all-in-one so tire inflation is quick. It reads to 1/2 pound of air pressure, and if you have too much air in a tire it can be easy to bleed a little. Just press the button on the side and take another reading. It's easy to get the same air pressure around the entire circumference without spending 15 minutes on it.

The sensor on this device is not good. Sometimes the PSI readings are close to accurate, but more often than not they're doubled A LOT! As a bicycle mechanic, I inflate bicycle tires all day. I noticed that some of my tires seemed to be too tight and started popping a bit. Checked with a high quality digital pressure gauge and YES! At a pressure rating of 35 psi on this unit, the digital pressure gauge reads 65 psi. I inflate tires to 20psi with this unit and the digital gauge reads between…

Fits my old one perfectly. I work as a mechanic. This allows for more airflow than my old one, so the tire fills up faster. Very easy to use. The only downside is the meter gives you half the decimal, but it's only 0 or 0.5, my old one gave you actual increments. Just a day later he started sucking air. Thought it was just a rehearsal. The second day was at the other end. I found that there are o-rings on both ends. The air pushed the rings out because there is no channel or grove to hold them.

I just got my new Azuno gauge/pneumatic chuck and I'm already in love with it. The other day I inflated my tires with a sticky dipstick that had to be pressed against the tire valve. Printing has always been weak, but I did my best. I checked them again when my new gauge arrived and it received a great seal and also found that three of my tires were over-inflated between 1.5 and 5psi. Depressurizing was very easy; All you have to do is press the button on the meter. Then an under-inflated tire…

I bought it for our mobile home with 35 inch tires. I love this product and recommend it because of the price. A small issue I can deal with is that the clamp that attaches to the valve stem is difficult to attach. with high air pressure (90 psi). It's kinda funny when I found out the neighbor's dog doesn't like the high pitched squeak he makes when I try to fix him. It sounds like you are intentionally deflating the balloon to make that sound. Also, I'm not sure about the accuracy, but my…

Pros: - Works right out of the box (well, I had to attach a quick connector). - I like the valve liner - a huge improvement over my old collapsible liner. Does not flow, easy to turn on and off - easy to adjust - deflates easily - feels good in the hand when working Cons: - the round head wobbles a bit. no problem, just doesn't really feel solid (the rest of the device feels solid!) - LED lights dim a bit aggressively. - Resolution as low as 0.5psi. This is probably fairer than 0.1 resolution…