Air Compressor Tire Inflator - Natudix Car Tire Pump Digital Tire Pressure Gauges Portable Air Tool 12V 150PSI with LCD Display LED Light for Trucks Motorcycle Bike Basketball Boat (2019 Version)

I want to start by saying the product works. But for anyone not smart about this stuff. please read my instructions.The instructions provided are correct but they don't account for user ignorance.So first I would connect the valve to the tire valve. It wasn't obvious to me how much so. Do it all the way, you should hear the air releasing I believe or just air noise. Close the clamp down ..should be near the hose side.Turn your car on and then plug into your cigarette lighter.Go back to the device and it should automatically be on psi if not just press the M button till it shows. At this point it should show your current tire pressure.If it's lower than your needed psi..then press the plus sign button until you got the number you need for your car.Wait and it should then again display your current psi. Press and hold the power button until it runs. It's a little loud but not really. It will continue to make a motor type sound and you'll see in increments of .0.5 psi ..the number go up to your desired pressure. Once it does, it'll stop and you can go ahead and release the clamp then pull off the valve and don't forget to put the cap back on your tires valve.If the psi on your tire reads higher then what you need. You'll need to manually release air from your tire valve. The machine does not do it.Be careful not to use this longer than 10 mins. And wait 30 mins after if you do get to or close to 10 mins of continuous use.As the manual says.I hate going to the gas station and paying for their compressor as well as how uncomfortable it is to use.This product seems to work properly from my experience. I could not find a site or anything for this brand. So main reason I wrote out how I used the product. since I'm not very car savvy in the least.I hope my experience helps someone else.

I purchased this product because my wife needs an air compressor in her car. She started having a slow leak in a tire, and had to borrow my compressor.Overall, I'm not impressed with this, and I am returning it. There are some good features this has that made me choose this initially, especially the LED flashlight built in. It also has the ability to program in a desired pressure, and it will stop inflating once you get to that pressure.The biggest issue is the accuracy of the pressure. I noticed while hooked up to the car tire, the pressure was fluctuating up and down by 2-3 PSI. The car and the pump were stationary, that shouldn't be happening, and doesn't happen with my current pump. I also checked it against my other pump and the car TPMS, and it was reading around PSI low.The other main issue that really was the tipping point to return is the mechanism to attach the inflator to the valve stem. It creates a good connection, however it grabs too hard on the valve stem, so when you try to take it off air leaks out. I tried this several times to see if it just needed to break in a little to loosen up some, but it didn't help. That was unacceptable, if I can't remove the inflator after trying to achieve a specific pressure without then letting air out, then what's the point?A couple other minor gripes that all added up to an unpleasant experience were the quality of the buttons to turn on the compressor and flashlight, these were difficult to press, and you actually have to press the power button to turn it off then press again if you need to inflate more. Once it turns off, it should just be ready to turn back on again. Also, while the air hose has a place to wrap around the bottom for neat storage, the power cable does not, so if you are looking for something that will stay neat when stored in your car, this isn't it.Also, strangely this came in a box that has a picture of a different model than what was actually ordered, although the pump itself was correct.It wasn't all negative, it does inflate faster than my current pump. That combined with the flashlight and being at the right price made it an appealing option to me initially. However, in this case I feel like you get what you pay for, I'll be looking elsewhere.

Easy to use. Be sure to read the instructions.Suggestion:A longer power cord. The existing power cord just barely reaches the rear tires of SUV just two or three feet more would help.Provide some way to store the power cord when not used.Provide storage port for the three attachments for easy storage and access. My three attachments will so become separate from the unit, never to be found.

You get what you pay for. The only thing I’m scared about is it doesn’t display exact Air pressure in psi as compared to what firestone told my tire Air pressure psi was. Also, It takes a bit time to fill air. Finally, the cord gets really hot if you’re trying to fill more than one tire. However, overall since I use once in a while only, it’s OK product for once in while emergency uses.

This tire pressure inflator works most of the time. When I tried to use it to pump basketballs, occasionally it would just stop in the middle, and I had to turn it off and then back on again to keep inflating.

Easy to use , it is louder than I expected and it over fills so if you want it to be at 35 set the machine for about 29 . But for $24 you can’t beat it

Unfortunately it died a year later and very bummed about it cuz it seemed a like a promising purchase :( AND I was past the return date.

The product is very good. Yesterday, I filled the gas of the first two tires. I shared it for about 3 minutes, and all of them were charged to 2.4. When the air is inflated, there will be sound, but it is within the acceptable range. The connecting cables are all stored in the casing, so that they won't be messy, and there will be no impact on the car. It is good for emergency use.