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gotta be a tire inflater (not sure what brand) that came with a flash light and works rain or snow powered by car adapter
by agentifysh 9mo ago
gotta be a tire inflater (not sure what brand) that came with a flash light and works rain or snow powered by car adapter
- IAmBroom 9mo agoBe careful buying those, and test them on multiple tires IMMEDIATELY. I bought a series from Slime brand; every one failed within two tire inflates. Went to Harbor Freight, and bought their most expensive one; it has earned the price since (still under $100).
- floxy 9mo agoProject Farm on Youtube for the best reviews of items like tire inflators: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwbQ8eEBn68 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwbQ8eEBn68
- giardini 9mo agoWalmart $22 pump - difficult to put on the valve stem but pumps OK. Beats a bicycle pump!
- sejje 9mo agoSomeone gifted me one about ten years ago. I've had to replace the plug end, but the compressor still runs great. It's saved my butt many times. Mine is viaair, and the device is dedicated (no flashlight etc)
- m463 9mo agoI got the dewalt one that works with their batteries. awesome. turn on, set the pressure value, press start and tire will inflate to that pressure and stop. swappable batteries is important. Some large tires will drain a small battery and you can switch in a new one.
- interloxia 9mo agoWe bicycle a lot. I went with a Bosch USB c handheld compressor. Recommended although non replaceable batteries is a worry in the medium/long term. No trouble for the first two years.
- 7402 9mo agoI have one (NUSTE brand on Amazon) that has a built-in rechargeable battery. It takes up much less room than some I've had. The ones that plug in to a lighter socket (which sometimes require the car to be running or the ignition switch in ACC position), or have to be clipped to the car battery are not as convenient.
- AnimalMuppet 9mo agoI have one. The problem with it is that the power cord is not long enough. You can't get it to your own tires.