Review on 🔌 VIAIR 84P Portable Compressor: Compact and Efficient Black Air Pump - 9.1 x 3.1 x 5.6 inches by Terrance Palau

Really great device. By simply using this you can probably add another 20-30% to the life of your car if you use it and check it weekly. My Sunday afternoon or Monday morning starts with a blood pressure measurement. There are few places to get air for your car/truck or bike these days and sometimes the station block is broken, costs tokens or quarters and sometimes doesn't even meet the requirements of a car tire (35 psi norm). Less than the pressure of a freeway tire between 95 and 100 psi. That's one of the reasons I decided to wear my own. own. I will also be camping with my 8 year old granddaughter and don't want to get stuck on something as lame as a low or even flat tire. I go places the AAA and other members of my emergency response team are afraid to set foot. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Start the car when using. FOR THIS REASON. The device is unlikely to drain the battery when inflating a car's tires. HOWEVER, the pump RPM will be much higher (easy to spot) when the full 20 amps are available from your alternator. This device requires a battery clip. POSITIVE FIRST. A 12V DC cigarette lighter socket is not enough to work without blowing the fuse. The fuse on the line can then be easily replaced. If you're blowing tires for soft surfaces (sand), you should have these to cushion them when you hit the pavement. I have read the specs of VIAIRE's more reliable units and this seems to be the best value for money. 125 PSI @ < $60.00 You can't go wrong. VIAIR has a GREAT reputation and a great product in 88P. A NOTICE. When filling tires with a smaller volume, e.g. B. Bike tires at 95psi, the volume of bike tires is small, so any loss can be significant if the inflation port is removed. I prefer a thread on a cylindrical design rather than a valve clip. Personal preference as it ALWAYS fits right the first time. I have found that the problem most commonly occurs when clamping at higher bike tire pressures.