Motion Pro Fill Air Chuck Review

I purchased this Motion Pro air chuck for 2015 Harley Road King and 2018 Indian Springfield motorcycle tires. The inflation valves on these tires are difficult to access. Brake discs and fenders interfere. This is of great importance. I'm impressed with the angle I was able to achieve which made inflating the tires a lot easier. Good product. Yes, it's worth it!

You may need a vise to loosen the screw to allow the lid to rotate. Even then, it's difficult to use. I would half expect it to be $5 but at over $30 it's not enough. Despite all the bad reviews on this issue, they still haven't done anything to fix the quality control. I won't be ordering anything from them again. Buy a similar item elsewhere.

I'll admit that with all the bad reviews I was a bit worried about this tool leaking. All I can say is that I either got a good one or Motion Pro fixed the problem. The head on the shaft rotates freely and without leakage. Taking 2 stars off for "value for money" because it's expensive for what it is, but it makes it easier to deflate the motorcycle tires as the brake discs and pulleys make the rear tire harder to work with.

I bought one of these just to fit an air hose and inflate tires on a motorcycle. It worked so well that I bought another to attach the tube to my Motion Pro digital tire sensor. The swivel head makes it very easy to get into awkward corners and tight spots on the bike's wheels, especially on the front wheel where huge brake discs on either side of the wheel make access difficult. You can't go wrong with one or two of these in your garage.

Of course this may be the most expensive air pump I have but it will help. If you have one of those bikes with straight valve stems and are tired of testing the tires the way Houdini works with the brake rotors and/or drive sprockets and then installing the inflator, then this is your day. This is quality equipment, packed and delivered on time and working flawlessly. What can I say, after 57 years of driving I finally enjoy checking tires.

Some reviews say the pan head won't rotate without adjustment. 1) My chuck worked fine without any adjustments. 2) C'mon folks, if you can inflate the tires with air, adjusting the cartridge will be a trivial task. In either case, you will need a wrench to attach the air line coupler. As for the real Motion Pro air chuck, it's 10x more expensive than a regular chuck, I wasn't sure ($30 vs $3) but decided to give it a try. This thing is way better than the stock cartridge. Replacing motorcycle…

I've tried all kinds of shop and do-it-yourself tire changers for my bikes and this is the first one that I can say is perfect. The fact that the head swivels goes with almost anything. I mainly use Harley bikes with panniers. Pockets make access to the tire difficult, but the rear disc brake on one side and the huge sprocket on the other make access to the tire valve really difficult. Except for this, the angle is wrong for all pneumatic chucks. I love this item except that I find it to be…

Media could not be loaded. Oh. I ordered this based on a review in Motorcycle Consumer News and unusually I didn't read the Revain reviews before placing the order. I thought $32 was pretty expensive for an air chuck, but if it works as promised, it's worth it. I had to read the reviews because, like 90% or more of reviewers, the "pivoting" air chuck I received CANNOT ROTATE. The problem may be in the construction, which the Chinese workers don't always assemble correctly, but my swivel head…

I'm another motorcyclist who is fed up with inflating motorcycle tires with a standard angled air liner. I ride a 2016 Yamaha FZ-07 with stock alloy wheels. I have a standard small angled air sleeve, but because it has to be pressed against the valve at an angle, my hand and even the air line is pressing against my bike's brake rotors and rear drive sprocket. I was really hesitant to get it. Expensive and lots of bad reviews. But I took my chance and so far it's working great! My dad was kind…