UUP Tire Inflator Air Compressor, 150PSI 12V DC Double Cylinders Heavy Duty Portable Air Pump w/Emergency LED Light for Truck, SUV, Car, RV (red)

This pump is much faster that any other dedicated home inflator that I have had. Most home inflators I have had would take several minutes to fill a bike tire from empty to 55PSI; this one does it in less than a minute. It is quiet compared to most other, less powerful pumps. My only complaint is that it gets hot fast, allowing me to do only about four tires before needing to cool for several minutes. I suppose the heat from the air compression is inevitable, but additional metal cooling fins in place of the silver plastic covers would have helped. With16 tires to check on my various vehicles, this means the I spend about the same overall amount of time getting the job done despite the faster fill time per tire. Still I would rate this a a great addition to your home garage.

Just rcvd my UUP. Seems & feels very well made. This is a heavy duty air compressor & a Great purchase for my SUV. I picked this one after reading very favorable comments comparing to other compressors at Amazon.

I used the pump to fill a 75 psi RV tire that leaked to 51 psi due to faulty valve extension. It worked fine but took 5 minutes or so. The gauge is accurate but takes a little time before adjusting to accurate read.

Seems to pump air okay so far time will tell, hard to determine since its not something I use regularly. Pressure Gauge is not accurate at all, I filled air to 32 lb psi on the pumps gauge then used my tire gauge and it showed 46 lbs psi then drove to my tire shop and they checked it in front of me and it was at 48 lbs. Also the length of the power cord and air hose was not long enough from cigarette lighter than to all my tires unless I do 2 on one side then put the pump through the inside of the car and out the other door. Not a deal breaker but 6 more feet of power cord would have been nice. My car is a mid size SUV so not a big car to go around.

Lo uso para hacer ejercicios y me gustan mucho

I love this tire inflator/air compressor! No more spending money to pump air into my tires. This little air compressor fills my tires up to 32 PSI in a very short amount of time. I am able to plug it into my cigarette auxiliary power outlet and the power cord is long enough that I can easily reach all four tires of my 2009 Mazda 3 hatchback. I also have a Kobalt air compressor but it is so much faster and easier to just use this air compressor. I cant think of one negative thing to say about this compressor! It is very lightweight and portable, and the included carry bag works great. 10 out of 10 stars!

Great price on a heavy duty compressor. My 300 psi plastic case blew the motor and melted the box. This is 150 psi and takes 1/5th of the time to fill my tire

The tire pump is well made. Its build quality feels like it will last quite awhile. It inflates much quicker than my previous tire pump which is great when it’s cold outside. I would definitely recommend to keep one of these pumps in your trunk in case you need to inflate a flat.

I bought two months ago. So far it has worked great on truck and car tires.

The other day my vehicle informed me that we had a tire with low pressure. With visions of a rapid deflation at speed followed by another vision of me and my beloved 4Runner being yeeted off the roadway and into a ditch full of rocks and poison ivy, most likely on fire, I searched for a nearby tire inflation machine. Now, I’ve been driving relatively new automobiles for 30 years or so, so my experiences from crappy old tires on nasty used cars at long-gone gas stations no longer applies. Now it seems that one must pay an extraordinary amount of money to use a tire inflation station at a 7/11 or Shell station, or a Cumberland Farms, or an off-brand gas station, all of which I visited in my odyssey to discover pressurized air. Who the heck has pocket shrapnel, ie change, anymore? I don’t even have the once-customary container full of change, replete with quarters. So the machines which demand anywhere from $2 and higher, happily (greedily) accept credit and debit cards. Well, sort of. They take the money, chuckle internally, and watch as you attempt to use their inoperable air pump. Six dollars and three stops later, I finally discovered a working inflator, paid my $2, and actually got air. I don’t like relying on any technology that only works 25% of the time, so I decided to buy a portable tire inflator. Off to the digital shopping paradise Amazon, and a detailed look at the highest rated pumps. The UUP Tire Inflator/compressor seemed like it would fit the bill, and it was on sale for $39.95. From the first use on, I have found this handy little compressor to be just the ticket. Well-made, equipped with a long hose and a long power cord, it takes only a few minutes to inflate a tire to the proper pressure. I immediately bought another and put it in my daughter’s car, after showing her how to use it properly. Highly recommend. 10/10