🔧 Kensun AC/DC Tire Inflator Pump - Swift Performance 2.0 Portable Air Compressor Pump for Car and Home: 12V DC & 110V AC Review

4 stars due to poor bearing design and screw-on device to attach to stem valve, bought extra tire fuse cartridge. Used constant current mode to inflate garden cart tires, worked very quickly, the pressure gauge was accurate compared to a normal pressure gauge. Looks solid, glad I made the purchase.

Works very well. The only thing I don't like is the space for the cable. I had a lot of trouble getting the cables out and back in. I see they go bad if you leave it in the trunk when it's cold. I think the storage compartments could be better but they filled my low tires so I'm keeping them.

This is a great tool for anyone who relies on their car always being ready to drive. A flat or slowly leaking tire can stop the most expensive car in its path. It's great to be able to adjust tire pressure in the privacy of your garage or at the side of the road. It simply and effectively eliminates some of the worries associated with common tire problems. The self-contained unit with dual power supplies ensures fast and accurate service. Highly recommended.

I was looking for a tire inflation pump to use in the cab of my truck and also plug into a 110 socket. This goal has been achieved. It's the perfect size to fit behind the passenger seat. The inflator did its job in a reasonable amount of time and wasn't too noisy. It would be much better if it was on top of the inflator. Also, there was a lag in the digital pressure readout and I didn't find it actually clipped at the 35lb setpoint.

Digital manometer is crap. It reads 10 pounds below. So when I thought I was inflating a car tire to 33 pounds, it was closer to 45! The only reason I chose this particular device is that it plugs into an outlet. If you have a reliable (digital) pressure gauge (which I currently have) you can measure the tire, hook up the inflator and see how different it is. It's possible I had an anomaly, but still. A grumble: Nobody who sells tire inflators seems willing to provide a clip-on cartridge and…

So far I have used DC (car plug) 6 times for slow leakage in my tire and the pump has been excellent. in target psi by pressing the button and letting it do its thing. The pump shuts off automatically when it reaches the target. I used the flashlight function once at night and it's enough to screw and unscrew the cap on my tires. The digital screen is also backlit. The pump is quieter than my dad's old one from the 90's or any off the grid gas station pumps air and runs faster. I love the…

I have an air pump that plugs into my car's cigarette lighter, but it takes quite a long time to fill a flat tire and it doesn't turn off automatically, so you should keep an eye on it and switch it off when the pressure gauge reaches the desired value. When I had to do this in 5F winter weather, I decided I needed a pump that would run on AC power and have an auto shut off, if only for a different reason so I could sit in the car with the pump window and waiting for the tire to go flat. to…

I buy this product so I don't have to spend $1.50 at the gas station every time I need some air I've only used this product twice and don't have time more to fully characterize the nature of the printing error.1. The first time it was used it was used indoors with the spare tire removed and the unit running on 120 volts AC. Free time was released and the instrument programmed to 35.5 psi. To achieve an actual pressure of 33psi. which should have resulted in 33psi but NOT Two tires measured…