Portable Air Compressor, DawnFavor Car Tyre Air Compressor Pump, Auto Digital Tyre Inflator, 12V 150 PSI, for Cars, Trucks, Bicycles, basketballs, air boats and Others Leather package (Black-without leather bag)

Every car should have one of these. It comes with its own case so easy to store in the boot. No more trips to the garage to check tyre pressures!

I thought paying a little extra would make it longer lasting than the other pumps I have bought - I was wrong. It lasted two uses now it doesn't work at all. Best to buy from a shop where you can see how robust it is.When I bought it it was disappointing: The guage didn't work properly. So to inflate my bike tyres I had to set it at a maximum 150 psi. If I set it at the required 70 psi it cuts out at the wrong pressure. It means I had no idea what pressure the tyres are at and have to pinch them to check pressure to ensure I don't overinflate. The instruction manual is unintelligible.

I like:* It works, inflating to a pre-set pressure with reasonable (within 1lb/psi) accuracy according to a dial gauge I checked it against.* The clip-on valve connector works better for me than the screw types.I Don't Like:* The miniscule display can be hard to read.* The housing plastic feels very cheap.Overall I suppose it's fair value for the twenty five quid I paid.

Worked well for the first few occasions then next time I went to use it , it kicked in then immediately stopped and would restart.

Initially I thought this was an excellent product.I used it every couple of months to check and correct the tyre pressures on our 2 cars.It was never necessary to run the compressor for more than a minute or so.Then I offered to correct the pressure on the wheels of a friend's car and the compressor had to run for 3 or 4 minutes to do the job.The compressor stopped working part way through the second tyre.I investigated the problem inside the unit and discovered the compressor switch plastic body had melted.Clearly the component was not adequately specified for the duty.Disappointing.

Buying an air compresson has been a long overdue item for me. Going to a service / peyrol station every time i wanted to check the air pressure was simoly not sustainable.Well, these days are over. This compressor is small enough to keep it permanently in the car, and comes in a nice case.The instructions are pretty easy to follow, and the operation really is easy. Connect to the lighter socket, then to the tyre valve and set the required pressure using the + and - buttons. When the power is on and you connect to the valve, the display will show the current tyre pressure. Then you hit the on button and it takes literally seconds to go from say 27PSI to 32PSI.My only reservation so far is the fact that when I chceck the pressure just after topping up to 32PSI, it shows 1-2PSI lower. Not sure this was the case with the professional inflators at the service stations, as i never check post infation.I will give it a benefit of a doubt. And, it has a very handy light too.Recommended.

Edit: used it on my car gauge checked by mechanic showing different psi. Dangerous.My friends tyre went flat recently we stopped at by the side of the road and pulled on these out pumped them up and we took the car to the garage without needing to use the recovery vehicle. I just had to buy one. I only used it to pump my car tyre to recommended pressure but I'm still very happy to have it just in care

I’ve been putting off buying one of these for a while and I wish I hadn’t!It’s a great compact device that comes with various valves and all fits nicely in its own carry case. It also has a handy light if you were to break down.Simple to use and has a handy auto switch off feature once it reaches the preset Bar/Psi.No more pit stops at the local petrol station to pump up my tyres and paying £1 each time for the privilege.Highly recommended!