🔧 Slime 20332 Inflator Hose Adapter: Effortless Tire Inflation Accessory Review

This adapter saved the day when paired with a Goodyear air pump. You can pump air into bike and car tires with it so easily, even a caveman can handle it! Just screw it to the end of the air hose and you have the easiest way to connect to your tire nipples. The open/closed valve makes it easy to pump air into your tires and prevents leakage when the air hose is removed. You won't regret buying it, it works great and doesn't leak air!

Works great! It is about 3 inches in diameter and screws directly onto the end of the canal. Simply slide it over the valve stem and flip the latch to create a seal. You can then fold the restrictor back for quick and easy removal without losing tire pressure. Makes tire inflation much easier and faster! (Prevents wear on the threads on tire nipple stems as no air duct wrapping is required) .

My Slime Inflator was the best I could find at Walmart at the time and it cost me about $60 which was enough for me to throw in an nflator hose adapter on it instead of the screw type. In hindsight, the screw type serves a purpose if you need other adapters that I don't use very often. Anyway, I'm glad I put this adapter on because my inflator now works as I would expect for the price. I don't regret buying it, it works great.

It worked fine on the first day of my ownership, I don't see any problems with it in the near future. However, when it comes to material and build quality, there is no bottom rung on the ladder in my opinion. So if you spend more than $5 for a branded adapter (Chinese) instead of the $0.99 unbranded version, prepare to be disappointed, as I was. If I ever bought a bike pump and found that it incorporated the same part as their permanent quick release skewer, you would have a hard time gifting…

Bought this because the reviews said it would work with a Dewalt tire inflator. It is not. I screwed it on and it doesn't inflate the tire, no air comes through. The Dewalt inflates when I screw the tube directly onto the tire, so I know it's working. I just want a quick connector and a hose extension. I also bought an extended LUMITECO 20" tire inflation adapter and it doesn't work either, but at least that's what the description says, I just took a chance. Again, I know the Dewalt inflates…

I first bought these when my digital tire inflator for EPAuto 12V DC Portable Air Compressor started dying and pulling air instead of pumping it. maybe a problem with the nozzle, but after that it didn't work, I threw it away. When attaching this block, it fit so poorly that air escaped from the attachment point. but no air came out of the tube. then i tried it on my goodyear i8000 direct drive 120v tire inflator but it wouldn't blow air with it. Too bad because it goes perfectly with this…

I thought my new electric inflator would be easy to use on all valves with its threaded connector that always fits snugly. I immediately encountered problems. The screw-in barrel is solid brass, but it's narrow and difficult to grip and there are few threads to tighten, and even then you have to pull out the core to get to those threads. This makes it easy to mix up the threads and on some of my valves the threads were damaged and the inflator couldn't be used at all. I was looking to trade the

This snap fit blower adapter is perfect for my EP AUTO 12 volt DC. Tire Inflator Model No. AT-010-12. no leaks. High quality flexible rubber hose with nylon sheath. The adapter is 3 inches long. the pressure on the attachment end greatly facilitates the connection with the rod nipple. than the threaded connection on the tire inflator, trying to loosen the screw at the end would leak a lot of air, requiring you to exceed the amount of air in the tire to make up for the lost air. not with such a…

I have 3 cars and a motorbike to service. I make sure that the pressure in the tires corresponds to the factory specifications. I recently bought a portable digital car air compressor to help me with this job as I'm pretty fed up with the reliability of the units at gas stations now. However, the inflation hose adapter that came with my new air compressor did not work properly as it was difficult to seal with the tire valve and also caused significant air loss when disconnected from the tire…