Got a battery powered portable tire inflator

[rollerball]

Just got it, charging it up right now. Anyone use these types of tire inflators?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096B3NVG3...roduct_details

[Getter_done]

Get a dick pump too.

[rollerball]

Get a dick pump too.

It's gotta be USB-C

[SouthDakotaBrah]

yep, I've got one that also has a battery starter included with it

the air compressor takes a long time to top off my truck's tires (~30 min per tire to go from 36 PSI to 44 PSI) and I also have a much larger compressor, so I'd imagine that compressor would take an hour per tire (srs). So not nearly as strong as a wall-connected electric compressor (which would take around a minute to refill the tire from 12 PSI to 44 PSI), so don't expect to air down your tires and then refill them with one of these, they should only be used for emergencies or if you just have to top your tires up before a highway trip

[rollerball]

yep, I've got one that also has a battery starter included with it

the air compressor takes a long time to top off my truck's tires (~30 min per tire to go from 36 PSI to 44 PSI) and I also have a much larger compressor, so I'd imagine that compressor would take an hour per tire (srs). So not nearly as strong as a wall-connected electric compressor (which would take around a minute to refill the tire from 12 PSI to 44 PSI), so don't expect to air down your tires and then refill them with one of these, they should only be used for emergencies or if you just have to top your tires up before a highway trip

Wow that long?

Lol at their claim if what you're saying is true - "The car tire inflator embedded with a powerful metal motor. It provides max pressure of 150 PSI and airflow of 34 L/Min. It can fully inflate a car tire (0-36PSI) in 6 mins or refill a car tire in daily situation (29-36PSI) in 2 mins. (Testing data based on a standard tire 195/55/R15). It can completely deal with your daily needs or emergency!"

[azzspankr]

I have a Stanley Fatmax that I used but it had to be charged. My brother let me borrow something similar to the one in your pic and it worked great.
I have an air compressor for my nail guns and tools but I haven't gotten around to getting the tire adaptor.

[desslok]

Nah they aren’t very good except maybe a bicycle tire thats a little low or a football that needs some air etc. But the ViAir ones that can plug into a cigarette lighter or connect to battery are pretty good(works WAY better straight o battery). I have this one I keep in the car so I can air down when offroading and then air back up after.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...7414fdc34d43cf

[rollerball]

I have a Stanley Fatmax that I used but it had to be charged. My brother let me borrow something similar to the one in your pic and it worked great.
I have an air compressor for my nail guns and tools but I haven't gotten around to getting the tire adaptor.

I'm hoping it's usable. I'm just tired of looking for working air pumps.

[SouthDakotaBrah]

Wow that long?

Lol at their claim if what you're saying is true - "The car tire inflator embedded with a powerful metal motor. It provides max pressure of 150 PSI and airflow of 34 L/Min. It can fully inflate a car tire (0-36PSI) in 6 mins or refill a car tire in daily situation (29-36PSI) in 2 mins. (Testing data based on a standard tire 195/55/R15). It can completely deal with your daily needs or emergency!"

It might depend on the size of the tire brah. I have 35" mud tires on my truck so they fit a lot more air than a compact car tire. I air down my tires frequently for off-roading and it would be impossible to use a battery-powered compressor for that purpose, need something connected to the grid.

[rollerball]

Nah they aren’t very good except maybe a bicycle tire thats a little low or a football that needs some air etc. But the ViAir ones that can plug into a cigarette lighter or connect to battery are pretty good(works WAY better straight o battery). I have this one I keep in the car so I can air down when offroading and then air back up after.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...7414fdc34d43cf

Yeah that looks like the sort of thing that would be more effective. The one I ordered got good reviews but we'll see how it actually performs.
It wasn't super expensive. If it doesn't work out I'll just return it.

[HateLiberals]

No, I have a. Milwaukee one like a white man

[rollerball]

It might depend on the size of the tire brah. I have 35" mud tires on my truck so they fit a lot more air than a compact car tire. I air down my tires frequently for off-roading and it would be impossible to use a battery-powered compressor for that purpose, need something connected to the grid.

I drive a compact lezbaru WRX with like 17-19" tires so like half the size of your monster tires.

[BlackJack619]

I got one from homedepot a few years ago it has a few things on ut like 4usb charging stations, a wall outlet, a light, jumper cables, and a tire pump. Everything worked fine for like 2 years, but now the air pump doesnt really work properly. Everything else does but that, probably get a new one soon, but I have come to the conclusion the airpump should be saved for emergencies.

[rollerball]

No, I have a. Milwaukee one like a white man

How much was it?

[rollerball]

I got one from homedepot a few years ago it has a few things on ut like 4usb charging stations, a wall outlet, a light, jumper cables, and a tire pump. Everything worked fine for like 2 years, but now the air pump doesnt really work properly. Everything else does but that, probably get a new one soon, but I have come to the conclusion the airpump should be saved for emergencies.

Yeah, that's why I ordered a cheap one. But if it's too cheap I'll probably bite the bullet and get a more expensive one, but I'm kinda turned off to the bulkiness of them.

[rollerball]

Ok but how is this black people's fault?

Remember, it's the culture not the race.

[xxAchillesxx]

Got a Ryobi one on sale for 30 bucks and I like it. Used it a few times for simple stuff like a wheelbarrow tire, but also for my SUV a few times when there was a screw in my tire. Takes a few minutes on the car tires, but it's nice to be able to throw it in the car with you just in case you need it when driving to get the tire patched up.

[rollerball]

Got a Ryobi one on sale for 30 bucks and I like it. Used it a few times for simple stuff like a wheelbarrow tire, but also for my SUV a few times when there was a screw in my tire. Takes a few minutes on the car tires, but it's nice to be able to throw it in the car with you just in case you need it when driving to get the tire patched up.

Yeah I'm not looking for peak performance, just something that works within a limited time frame.

[FarmersSon]

I picked up one of these a couple months ago:

https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Infl.../dp/B0821S1TZG

I already had ryobi one batteries so it was a pretty cheap add on. My parents just live around the corner and have a 5 gallon air compressor. It's just a bit of a hassle to go use it for small things. I rarely need a lot of air, just a little to top off a tire every once in a while. For that, the ryobi has been awesome. It's great for basketballs and other little stuff, too.

[blissful88]

Legit Lol'd @ thread title knowing how utter chit they are just like most things battery powered

The only exception I know of is my battery lawnmower(srs)

Wow that long?

Lol at their claim if what you're saying is true - "The car tire inflator embedded with a powerful metal motor. It provides max pressure of 150 PSI and airflow of 34 L/Min. It can fully inflate a car tire (0-36PSI) in 6 mins or refill a car tire in daily situation (29-36PSI) in 2 mins. (Testing data based on a standard tire 195/55/R15). It can completely deal with your daily needs or emergency!"

Bruh do you not realize how small a 195/55/15 is

I've seen golf carts with wheels bigger than that

[rollerball]

Legit Lol'd @ thread title knowing how utter chit they are just like most things battery powered





Bruh do you not realize how small a 195/55/15 is

I've seen golf carts with wheels bigger than that

Lol I didn't even pay attention to the 15 at the end. Aye caramba, is my tire inflating tour over?

[SouthDakotaBrah]

Lol I didn't even pay attention to the 15 at the end. Aye caramba, is my tire inflating tour over?

Depends on how much use you need brah. If you're just topping your tires off before a highway trip, or when it gets cold in the year, you will be fine. If you plan on completely airing down a tire and filling it back up on a regular basis (once is fine in an emergency), you will want something with a cord

[rollerball]

Depends on how much use you need brah. If you're just topping your tires off before a highway trip, or when it gets cold in the year, you will be fine. If you plan on completely airing down a tire and filling it back up on a regular basis (once is fine in an emergency), you will want something with a cord

I feel like I need to pump my tires every 3-4 months. It's more for topping off like 5 psi or so instead of trying to find a gas station air pump many of which seem to always be out of order.

[blissful88]

Lol I didn't even pay attention to the 15 at the end. Aye caramba, is my tire inflating tour over?

I feel like I need to pump my tires every 3-4 months. It's more for topping off like 5 psi or so instead of trying to find a gas station air pump many of which seem to always be out of order.

Not over but bring a lawn chair & some covfefe while waiting

Better to have things for emergencies & not need them gnomesaiyan



Lol @ jewcy gas station pumps wanting to charge your credit cards for AIR

[friesbruh]

got the ryobi one.

had to use it once, it worked, increased psi probably 3psi a minute. took it from 0 to 20. not sure how it would have held up after that.

[FarmersSon]

got the ryobi one.

had to use it once, it worked, increased psi probably 3psi a minute. took it from 0 to 20. not sure how it would have held up after that.

Good to know, I haven't used it from flat, just to top things off here and there.

[steeperdolphin]

"air compressor"

[x-trainer ben]

After sampling a few from Pep Boys, i went with this and am done searching.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Masterflow...lator/12321235

cigarette lighter

[omac]

I'm hoping it's usable. I'm just tired of looking for working air pumps.

Picked up this for the same reason.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-Tou...-Red/168857942

[rollerball]

Okay got it charged up and it worked like a charm. Pumped each of my tires from 25-32psi and took like 2 min per tire.