EPAuto Portable Compressor Inflator Compact Review

Works, although hardly. It's small, but its capabilities are relative. I had this in my car for about 5 months until I had to use it today. My tires were at around 30psi but should be at 51, it took me about 10-15 minutes to get a tire up to 46psi. I wish I could try it when I received it so I could return it.

Good product. Bought to increase tire pressure. My sedan tire loses pressure from time to time so this helps keep the pressure in the tires right. It pumps about 0.51psi in 30-40 seconds. Please note that it has an analog meter which is not the most accurate. I have a handy digital pressure gauge that I use to accurately measure tire pressure. I give one star because of the noise this device makes. When you're standing next to a running gas generator, it's pretty loud, like a gas station…

When I got this it was a lot smaller than I thought it would be. I had a hard time judging the size from the photos on the Revain sales page. I was hoping it would be small and compact but couldn't be sure from the photos. Look at my photo which shows some kind of dandruff on my hand. The device worked very well when I inflated one of my tires that contained a screw, causing a slow leak. I had to use it for several days in a row before I got to Costco to change the tire. Inflated tires with no…

I have other small portable compressors but this is the best I've seen. It's very compact, loud, but not louder than the big ones. He inflated my tires surprisingly quickly. I like its simplicity. Durability will be a long test, but it makes a good first impression. A potential downside if you have a large car is the short cables. I was just able to get to my rear wheels when the unit was plugged into the cigarette lighter by the dash. With a longer vehicle, you need space for the connector in…

Previous reviews told me it would be loud and fast; my experience confirms this. One detail I didn't know until I got it is that this device has a 50% duty cycle in 20 minutes. So you should only let it run for 10 minutes and then give it a 10 minute rest to cool down. To keep my tires full (including one that I think I found a nail in to fix that leak with) that was quite enough. For more serious tire pressure, this may not be enough. (But running from a cigarette lighter, I have a hard time…

Used this to fill two flat tires for a friend of mine today. It was very cold with a lot of snow on the ground and it was around 16 degrees. I know that the operating temperature is around 20 to 120 °C and at 16 °C it worked quite well. The attachment was easy to use, so I don't know why some people wrote that it was difficult to put on and take off. They probably screwed the nozzle on incorrectly. It took about 5-7 minutes to inflate a Jeep Grand Cherokee tire to bring it to 25 pounds, which…

I like it! I serviced 12 tires for our 3 cars with a hand pump and it was exhausting. So I decided to splurge (yes, dirty) myself and get this air pump, and I'm glad I did. It's nice and small and I love how the power cord and air hose fit snugly into the unit's compartment. I love how I was able to put the cords back into the compartment after use. The power cord is long enough to reach all Honda Odyssey tires - no clue about big trucks. Inflated 8 tires in a row without overheating. Inflating

Bought one in March 2019 and bought another in August 2020 for another car. The low tire pressure indicator light on our car's dashboard came on and we had no idea which tire was flat or if it was a spare tire. It's an old car model that doesn't tell you WHICH tire is low, which is a real headache. This indicator/inflator was a lifesaver. It's a lot more convenient than it used to be: find a gas station with a (working) coin-operated tire blower, make sure we have enough coins, and then quickly