Tyre Inflator Air Compressor, 6000mAh Car Tyre Pump 12V USB
Tyre Inflator Air Compressor, 6000mAh Car Tyre Pump 12V USB Rechargeable Battery, 150PSI Handheld Car Tyre Inflator with LED Light, Auto Shut-off, 3 Nozzle for Car, Bicycle, Motorcycle Tires, Ball
Tyre Inflator Air Compressor
Charging Port
Type-C
Charging Port
DC
Charging Port
Type-C
LED Light
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LED Light
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LED Light
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LCD Display
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LCD Display
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LCD Display
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Display Unit
PSI/ BAR/ KPA/ KG/c㎡
Display Unit
PSI/ BAR/ KPA/ KG/c㎡
Display Unit
PSI/ BAR/ KPA/ KG/c㎡
| Dimensions: | 21.5 x 16.1 x 7.4 cm; 590 g |
| Brand: | ancipure |
| Colour: | Black |
| Manufacture: | ancipure |
| Dimensions: | 21.5 x 16.1 x 7.4 cm; 590 g |
| Reference: | YP-Inflator-03 |
Review
Amazing. So glad I had purchased this. Read the instructions and beware it does get warm with continuous use I.e. checking and inflating 4 tyres slightly. With a slight rest between uses tge problem would be solved.
easy to set to the right PSI, easy to use and so convienient. not sure how long a full charge lasts if you carry it round in the car that is yet to be tested, however I don’t know how long the charge would hold on the machine if you carry it round in the car. the accuracy was spot on as I tested it with the good old fashioned tester to ensure it was correct and it was. very pleased with it so far.
Great price, easy to use and small for easy storage!
I tried this tyre inflator at the right time and it’s been great!
This is small, around the size of a drill, and doesn’t weigh much. The battery life pretty decent and for less than 30, it’s great to have in the back of your car just in case.
We have one of the massive car battery packs with plug sockets, jump leads and an air compressor for pumping tyres up, but it’s quite big and heavy so not the kind of thing you want to be lugging around in your car on the off chance it might be needed. As it happened, we let a family member borrow it before ordering this little air compressor. As luck or bad luck would have it, one of my tyres had a slow puncture, so I fully tested this a few times.
Pumping my slightly flat tyre was simple and didn’t take long. The battery hadn’t been charged for too long but showed three full bars and would have to do. Setting the pressure was simple, and inflating the tyre didn’t take long or use too much battery. I drove to work, and the tyre was fine but very flat at the end of the day. Inflating the tyre this time was obviously going to take longer, but it managed to do most of it before running out of battery.
Charging from empty doesn’t take long at all. I’ve charged this using a USB plugged into a desktop PC and from a USB plug in the mains. The battery life seems decent so far and it’s been incredibly useful.
This product is ideal for quick tyre pressure checks or keeping in the boot in case of emergencies. You’ll inflate bike tyres in no time too.
Easy to use and ideal backup in ca
This is very simple to use and can be charged with the included USB cable. The battery is more than enough for plenty of inflations and the attachments mean you can inflate car tyres, bike tyres and footballs for example. The pressure can be displayed on the digital display so it’s easy to keep an eye on it. We store it in the car for emergency inflations. Neat tool that is rather inexpensive and handy. Recommended.
Easy To Use
This is a nice little air compressor that is easier to use than others. It is in a relatively small form factor so it is easily stored in a car, and when it comes to needing to use it, the handle like form-factor makes it easy to control how much air you pump into your tires.
The only gripe I have is the length of the pump house, but this is a problem with most compressors that have a short hose so it isn’t too much of an issue. You can measure your tyre pressure in different units which is also handy. The addon pieces as-well make this perfect for blowing up both car tyres, bike tyres and regular inflatables. Would recommend!
Perfect for bikes and cars
This little pump has made my life a lot simpler. As a cyclist, I used to dread the slow hiss of a leaky tire. Now, it’s a quick top-up, and I’m back on the road. The air pump is surprisingly powerful for its size, and I love that it’s cordless and compact. The digital display is easy to see, even in low light. It’s a relief to have it stashed in my car boot too, knowing it covers car tires as well.
Even if the ‘Ancipure’ compressor has a few percentage points difference to my trusty (old) pencil gauge, this compressor is certain to ensure that all wheels are inflated the same! That’s more important to me than absolute pressure. The pump arrived with enough charge to check and re-pressure the four tyres. After a first look at the ‘manual’ and its awful translation, I released a bit of air from each tyre and then topped-up to a 30 psi pre-set on the display. All done in a few minutes!
Whilst this comes with a charging lead (a standard ‘USB A’-to-‘USB C’) you do need your own ‘wall wart’ to provide the power. Turning on is just using the ‘Set’ button. Turning off immediately, requires holding the ‘Set’ button for a number of seconds – not in the ‘manual’!
Construction is certainly satisfactory for occasional use. The market shows many similar products (….this weeks ‘chainsaw’, perhaps!) but this Ancipure seems to claim a 3 cell battery compared to some others with only two cells. That should be a pump advantage.
All in all, a useful upgrade to OEM-supplied pumps of six years ago – with no pressure pre-set ability! Yes – buy this one!