Petrinda Car Tyre Inflator Air Compressor, Portable Car Tyre Pump 12V, Digital Inflator 120W, 150 PSI, LED Light Electric Tyre Pump with 3 Nozzles, Auto Shut Off, Suitable for Car, Bicycle, Motorcycle

This tyre inflator arrived well packaged and with additional inflation needle for other items such as balls etc along with a spare fuse and clear instructions.I am actually impressed with it's construction, features and performance for a very good price, cheaper than my broken supermarket one.Tyre inflation was perfect, whilst the auto off function once the desired pressure is reached is great too. Whether PSI or BAR the digital readout is adjustable.I have compared the digital pressure reading to two tyre pressure gauges which both had the same readings and this unit was only 0.1 PSI lower than the other two, which are not calibrated independently, but just so I could get an idea.Overall I am very happy with this inflator and it has exceeded my expectations for build quality and performance. My only niggle with it is that storage of the power lead and air hose is a little too tight in the slots provided, otherwise a great bit of essential kit for one's car.

This is a compressor pump, cut down the bare essentials; it is light, functional and minimalistic. Cable storage is adequate, and each cable is long enough. The fuse in the 12v adaptor is a nice touch. The compressor is powerful enough to inflate car tyres quickly (quicker than my old 12v Michelin). The gauge is accurate and available in Bar, KPA & PSI. It come with adaptors for footballs, netballs, basketballs and would fit various inflatable valves.It has a latch valve, so once attached, it makes a good seal on tyre valves. It is also very easy to remove without a loss of air.It took my car tyres (225/45/R19s) from 28psi to 33psi in about a minute, making it a quick way to get the job done. It is a very light and excitable unit, prone to vibrating, but it does the job. It's perfect to keep in the boot, just in case.I did like the switchable lamp at the top; this proves its credentials as an emergency device.How long would it last? It depends on how many tyres you have and how often you need to inflate them. As a stop gap or for emergencies living in the boot, it's perfect. Honestly, I like it because it is small and simple to use. At the price, if it lasted a few years, I would not be upset. If you are on a budget, I would recommend it, don't expect this to last a lifetime.

This compact tyre compressor is an essential tool for any car owner, offering convenience and reliability in a small package. It comes with everything you need, including a spare fuse and multiple adaptors, though the instructions don’t mention where the fuse goes—it’s hidden in the power plug, so you’ll need to unscrew the tip to find it.Using the compressor is a breeze. You simply set the desired pressure with the + and - buttons and press the power button. It automatically shuts off once the target pressure is reached, which is a great safety feature. The read-out allows you to select your preferred unit of measurement, and the built-in light, controlled by a separate switch, is very useful when working in low light.The power cable is long enough to reach all four wheels easily. It’s not the fastest inflator, but it’s accurate, and I appreciated that it slightly overshoots the target pressure before settling at the desired PSI.The only slight downside is the short hose length and its rear placement on the compressor, which might make it tricky to use in certain positions. However, its compact size, ease of use, and neat cable storage make it a must-have for emergencies. If you ever find yourself with a flat tyre, you’ll be glad you have this in your boot. Highly recommended for peace of mind on the road!

This tyre pump by Petrinda is a really handy item to have stored in the boot incase of emergencies oanf should also be used for general weekly checks. It's lightweight and in a nice compact casing. The pressure and power cables are stored inside the case too making it quite neat when put away.The pump plugs into the cigarette light and I'd heavily recommend starting the car before use as I found it will drain the battery quite quickly if the car isn't started.It has a nice bright digital read out which can be set to a desired pressure, once it's reached this it will auto shut off. I've found it will drop pressure if filling up from low pressure. Meaning if your at 20psi and want to reach 37psi, it will reach this, but then drop a psi or two and require a little bit more air.Reason for 4* is that it's a little slow in my opinion and noise wise it's average for one of this style pumps. I prefer the screw in style valve adapter rather then the clasp type this has. Storing the cables back into the case is hard work, it's so tight.