GSPSCN 6X Faster Inflation Tire Inflator Heavy Duty Double Cylinders with Portable Bag- Car Accessories，Metal 12V Air Compressor Pump 150PSI with Adapter for Car, Truck, SUV Tires, Dinghy, Air Bed

This works better than most gas station coin operated pumps! I plan on buying two more.

This is exactly what I wanted and works perfectly!! I can handle this easily.

I have only used this mini compressor a few times, so far it has performed well. Several types of attachments to fill just about anything. Handy bag to store everything. At the time of purchase this was my overall choice due to reviews and price point. Nice product.

This 12 volt compressor is easy to use, just plug it in to a power source, connect to your tire or inflatable and turn it on. It's that easy! The compressor does have a built in pressure gauge, but it's always smart to have a separate tire pressure gauge, to check the accuracy of the compressor's gauge. While inflating my own car tires, the compressor's PSI guage reading was a couple of pounds less than the actual tire pressure (tested on separate PSI gauge). While operating, the compressor made average noise, vibrated slightly but didn't slide all over the place like some brands do. This compressor is for inflating car, truck (under 2 tons), motorcycle, ATV'S & bike tires, as well as, most inflatables including sports balls, air mattresses, pool inflatables, rafts, etc. The compressor comes with a cigarette end type power cord that's just under 10' in length, a 31" air hose, a storage bag, a extra extension air hose (orange in picture), a extra fuse, a battery clamp power cord adapter, a needle and hose ends for inflatables. The handle, for easy carrying, is a nice feature not seen on a lot of other compressors. The storage bag has separate sections for easy organization of all included components. This compressor is well worth the money and is a great addition to any garage or vehicle?.

I bought this for my truck and was excited to test it out when it came in. My wife's truck needed some more air in her tires so I we gave it a go with this device. I connected it and right away the pressure gauge read 30psi. While my trucks gauge read 32. I figured not a big deal since its not a digital gauge and that the pin was for the most part in the right place. I turned on the device and filled it to 35 psi according to the gauge. I disconnected the pump and moved on to the next tire. Again I filled another tire to 35. While my wife moved the device to the other side of the truck I checked the gauge inside the truck and both read 33 PSI. I reset the the calibration on the truck and then gave it a few to adjust and get a new reading. Both tires came back with 33 PSI. I know I filled the tires to 35 using the hatch marks on the pumps gauge since it goes in incruments of 5. I was now a little worried so, I got my other pump to see if it was the truck or the pump. Connected the other pump which is digital and cheaper -_-.. and it read 33 for both tires. I will be returning the new pump because I can't trust the readings because they are flat out wrong.