KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, 150PSI Faster Air Pump for Car Tires, Portable Tire Inflator with Emergency LED Light, Durable Aluminum Body for Car, Motorcycle, Bike, Balls

They always say, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is. I ordered a different portable air compressor about a month or so ago and I tested it on my cars, It worked great. A few weeks ago, my gf was going to an appointment out in the city and came in and said her tire was very low. I went out to check and I was certain she had a nail or something in it and told her she should use her friends car who she was taking to his dr. She said she wouldnt drive his car. I pulled out the portable compressor and she had 5lbs where the tire takes 35. I set the right pressure and started it up. A couple minutes later it was filled. I sent her on her way saying she better check it on the way, when she got there and on the way back because it was bound to lose air. It didnt and I still dont know how it got so low without an issue. When I saw this, I immediately ordered it so shed have one in the car she drives and mine would travel with me. It was then that I realized that this one is a quarter of the price of the first one I got. I thought the first one was overpriced but this one is such a bargain. There definitely is a difference in battery capacity, almost two to one and Im sure that theres a difference in the compressor capabilities. However, compared to the old, plug into the cars power outlet version I> had in her car, this is amazing. She can check the pressure just by attaching it to the tire or just set it to 35lbs attach it and turn it on to ad air. I told her to carry both just in case and recharge the battery once in a while but Ill probably check it myself when I check mine.

I recently purchased the KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor and I am extremely happy with my purchase. This is by far the best tire inflator I have ever owned. The compressor is powerful and efficient, allowing me to inflate my car tires in no time at all. The digital display is easy to read and provides accurate pressure readings, so I can make sure my tires are always at the right pressure. I also appreciate the emergency LED light thats built-in, which comes in handy during nighttime emergencies. The construction of the compressor is solid and durable, with an aluminum body that feels sturdy and well-made. The design is compact and lightweight, making it easy to store in my car and take with me on the go. The noise level is also quite low compared to other compressors Ive used in the past, which is a huge plus. Overall, I would highly recommend the KomBella Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient tire inflator. Its versatile, easy to use, and has a lot of useful features that make it a great value for the price. I give it a solid 5/5 star rating.

Perfect addition to my car tool set. I am always annoyed when the tire pressure alert goes off in my car and keeps going off for days until I finally find a gas station with an air machine that actually works and have to go into the office and ask or pay to use the machine. No more. This compact compressor hooks right up, allows you to set the pressure to the number you want and automatically fills your tire and stops. Small enough to store in your glove box or trunk. It charges using your car charger and includes a C USB cable. Works great on bike tires, footballs, basketballs and soccer balls. It is not real fast when using on a car tire, but it gets there and sure beats having to hunt for a working compressor. Certainly worth having on hand.

Everyone needs one of these in their vehicle for those emergency situations! Works good on bike tires too!

The Kombella portable air compressor comes with a detachable (screw-on) hose, accessories providing air to bicycle tires/basketballs/air mattresses, usb-c charging cable, a velvet-like bag for storage, and instructions. The unit is nicely finished in a flat black aluminum body with the top portion in a shiny black plastic finish, that could be easily scratched. The screw-on hose has a brass fitting that screws on to the brass threads on the compressor unit. The hose is kind of short, so unless the tire valve is positioned closer to the ground, the unit had to be held while it was operating. The unit as a whole is solid and well-made. The unit has a built-in rechargeable battery, its charged using the included usb-c cable and a power adapter (not included). Unit was charged overnight and indicator on the display showed a full charge. Attaching the hose to the tire valve, and turning on the unit, the units display indicated the tires pressure. Toggling the top button three times, allows setting the required tire pressure needed in PSI. Pressing the center button starts the unit and it will automatically stop at the selected pressure setting when reached. Comparing the Kombella to my portable go-to air compressor, the Ryobi P747 18V, the Ryobi was faster - took one minute and six seconds to fill five pounds of air into an SUV tire (size 235-60R-18). The Kombella took two minutes and forty-five seconds to do the same. The Kombella was half as loud and was five times smaller in size than the Ryobi. The Kombella accuracy for measuring the air pressure was similar to the Ryobis and a separate air gauge that I used. After use, the Kombellas hose was slightly warm to the touch, but the units body remained the same. The built-in flashlight was adequate to light up the tire, but not bright enough for area/distance lighting purposes. The battery indicator light was still at full charge after pumping 15 lbs. of air. I find the Kombella to be a handy portable compressor to keep in my glove box and useful for adding air to my tires when needed. Rated 5-stars.

It works and fills car tires reasonably quickly. I got this for my bicycle and I like how compact it is, it fits in a little pouch thats designed to hold a phone which is really convenient.

This little air compressor is a life savior!! It has helped me several times when the weather gets cold and your vehicle tires need air. It beats going to a gas station every time!

Good for smaller items Basketballs, Bikes, Motorcycle tires, Blowup pools and car tire top off. I dont think I want to wait 20 minutes to fill a car tire to 20PSI on the side of the expressway all tho better then being stranded. Takes 4 - 5 hours to charge fully. Using the self-setting mode set at 100 I could not get full pressure it maxed out at 54 PSI filling a 5 gallon tank. It started out filling the 5gal tank at a rate of 1PSI / Minute 1/2 hour later I checked and it had run out of battery power tanks pressure gauge was at 40PSI. I charged it overnight then continued it shutoff about 20 minutes later when it reached 50 PSI I started it again and it stopped at 54 PSI. Thinking low charge even tho the indicator was still green I recharged then started filling the tank again it runs for 5 minutes the stops seems to max out at 54PSI tried again the next day still could not get more then 54PSI.

I think the design is nice and the gauge is pretty accurate but I think the description is a bit exaggerated. I got mine and charged it fully before I used it and I put it right to the test. I had a low tire on my pickup its only a half ton with normal all season radials I put the inflater on the tire was at 19 psi I which was what I had on my gauge as well so thats good so I started the pump and let it go till Id died which took about 20 minutes and it got my tire to 26 psi so I was not impressed. I keep it in my truck just because its small and might help in a pinch or if I need to blow up a floaty but I wouldnt consider this fast at all nor would I agree that it could inflate four tires to 25 psi. I really wish companies would be honest when describing the performance of there products like we wont be able to test there claims. Depending on your needs this may work for you but Id say it can do half of what they claim it can.

I originally got this for my teenage driver, along with a portable jumpstarter, in case of car emergencies where Im not around. I havent used it yet for car tires but it works really good on bike tires and would be something good to put in a backpack on mountain biking trips.