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Portable and compact: take your best auto air compressor for your car and be ready for any emergency. The small compact unit stores the power cable, making the air compressor a great automotive accessory.
It can treat tires on cars, trucks, SUVs, and motorcycles. Sports balls, air mattresses, pool toys, and other inflatables can inflate with the three nozzle attachments included in the kit. The air pump can also use to pump air into the bike.
Suitable for all vehicles with DC-12V cigarette lighter outlets.
A super bright automatic LED flashlight makes our car air pump suitable for use at night or during roadside emergencies. You can inflate a flat tire with a 12V air compressor anytime.
You're driving along, minding your own business, when you hear the dreaded thud. That sound means trouble, and you know it. You hear a whooshing sound when you get out of your car after hitting a curb. There might be a light on your dashboard that comes on. There's a flat tire on your vehicle.
It's never convenient to get a flat tire, let's face it. Usually, it happens when you're late for an appointment or driving along a less-frequented road at night. You probably have a spare tire and a jack in your car, but time is of the essence.
It is when a tire inflator can be your best friend. They restore your tire to a drivable condition quickly. Although the effect may not last, you can get to where you need to be and take better care of the tire. Using the best tire inflator shouldn't take more than a few minutes. Here is a selection of tire inflators with a gauge to get you back on the road.
Even the best portable tire inflators cannot fix some tire damage, so you should use your best judgment to decide if the leak is fixable with air or if you need to put on the spare.
It would help if you never had a reliable air source for your tires. Thanks to its small, compact design, you can take a good air compressor anywhere. Plug the long-reach ten ft. power cord into a 12-volt DC outlet in your car, pre-set the digital gauge to your target pressure, and press the "ON" button to inflate your tires precisely.
What does a portable air compressor do?
Most nail guns and airbrushes can power by portable air compressors, which are suitable for light, quick applications. The smallest compressors
are inflators. Inflators don't have a storage tank, so the motor must run continuously. This type of compressor can inflate small floats, tires, and sports equipment.
Your air pump is essential to your vehicle's emissions system.
How do portable tire inflators benefit you?
Drivers should always carry a portable air compressor pump in their vehicles. Low tire pressure and improperly inflated tires can result in poor fuel economy and uneven tire wear. Even without a puncture, tires can lose air slowly. If you fix a car tire puncture with a plug kit, you'll need a tire inflator.
If you carry a portable tire inflator, your flat tire won't need to be fixed by roadside assistance or limped to the dealer.
How should I choose an auto air compressor?
Before purchasing a portable air compressor pump, you should consider a few key features. Ensure that the air hose reaches all four tires. If you drive a compact car, this shouldn't be an issue, but if you go a GMC Yukon XL, you'll need more hoses.
The maximum PSI air pressure should also consider. You'll need more force for bigger tires. When it reaches a set PSI, some pump units will automatically shut off, which is helpful if you don't want to watch the gauge or accidentally overinflate your tires.
You can power most portable air compressors with your car's 12-volt battery. Inflators with cordless batteries and charging units are also available. Some heavy-duty air compressors attach directly to your car's battery because they require more juice than a cigarette lighter socket cant provide.
How do I inflate my tires safely?
Make sure you are safe before you work on your car tires. Be sure your car does not obstruct traffic if you need to inflate your tires on the road. Consider moving to a side street with fewer cars if possible. Another great place to stop is at a gas station if one is available. Set up your safety hazard triangle some distance from your car so that oncoming traffic is aware of an issue.
When you are confident, you can safely inflate your tire, bring out your tire inflator and set it up according to the instructions. In the first place, you should check the PSI of your tires. Follow the instruction manual to inflate your tire to the desired PSI after selecting the desired PSI. When doing this, pack up your portable air compressor and retrieve your safety hazard triangle (if you placed it ahead of traffic). Drive safely back to your car.