Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor for Car Tire, Cordless & Strong Power Air Pump 6000mAh Battery Fast inflate 150PSI Tire Pump w/LED Light for Car Bike Motor Balloon Basketball (Dark Black)

Se calienta mucho, si sirve pero solo para una emergencia y de ahi mada más si inflación las 4 creo que se quema

Charged via USB, connected to completely Flat Tire, set PSI setting, With One Touch, powered and pumped air with Automatic shut off at PSI..... Inflated in 10 minutes. You can feel the quality, portable easy use

I bought this back Nov 2021 (Black Friday), and I finally used it on my SUV tires. Here are my results:1) Out of the box, it took about two hours for the product to be fully charge.2) All four of tires were below 25 psi each. It took more than 2 minutes each to meet and complete the standard 32 psi.3) I had 1 bar left for power after 4 tires were inflated and not enough power for another tire.4) The product heated up during the first tire (expected), but after the fourth tire, the bottom of the hose attachment was very host (even with the rubber protector). However, I don't think it was at a point were the motor were about to burn out out (no burn smell).Pros:1) It is a portable and cordless.2) Easy to use.3) Display is large/wide and clearly shows the details.4) Once the device is started and hooked to your tires, it gives an accurate indication of the current air measurement of the tire, progress info, and ending info.5) Gives you the option to select the different air measurements, and inflating categories.6) The product documentation does state inflating time will vary and heating will occur. To me this is a pro, because documentation address it.Cons:1) Like everyone biggest gripe in the review for this product, the hose is too short. Depending the location of the tire air socket is located in the tire when parked, you will most likely will hold the device during the inflating time. This means, your hands will shake vigorously until it completes.2) 2 hours to fully charge is way too long and the more you use it, I expect the charging will even take longer in time. I don't think the rechargeable batteries use is lithium so I believe it won't last too long.3) The location of the air flow to pull in air is located on the bottom of the device. Even though my Con #1 is the biggest gripe, it is best to hold the device. If you put it on the ground, it will reduce the air flow and also might pick up dirt that will make the product unusable.I bought this product for emergency only, from this perspective, I fully recommend this product.But for long term use, I would be would avoid and use the "Free" air inflator at a Wawa :D

Very convenient tool. I used it on my (almost) flat motorcycle tires and it also topped off all 4 of my car tires that were a little low on one charge. I'm happy with the battery, performance, ease of use, basically everything. I take it with me on long motorcycle rides for peace of mind. Hope it has longevity. Thanks!

I no longer feel like I have to ask for help to fill up my tires, I can do it on my own! No more money spent on air pumps at the gas station or endless embarrassment struggling to fill at the free ones, just able to do it in my own home or on the side of the road by myself.The only thing that makes it a little not fun is that the screen doesn't really give you accurate readings for how full the tire is, but if you input what it needs to be at, it will still fill it correctly, it just doesn't show it right. This can be confusing at first, but using an external measuring device shows it does work.

Very small control buttons hard to read they solid make control buttons larger do easier to see

Battery life is not enough to pump a tire fully

TLDR; I'm keeping this unit but this isn't designed to inflate all 4 car tires at once.I cannot recommend this to be a primary inflator for car tires.I bought this to be a backup inflator for the car and main pump for bikes.Bike tires were not a problem. It filled them up quick and nicely.Still, it tends to heat up pretty fast.My major problem was with the car tires.I just had a tiny puncture, and air leaked overnight, just enough to give me warning light.Here's me thinking "Hey, just in time to test this on the car."So I measured tires' pressure and found left rear tire at 25psi.Just like how I did bike tires, I set the preset to 35psi and started pumping.Up around 33psi, the inflator started making different noise than usual, then puked on me at 34psi.I had to take it inside, let it cool for an hour then plugged in the charger to bring it back up. It wouldn't turn on whatsoever till I plugged it back in."Fully inflate car tires in 5 minutes (0-36PSI) or in just 1 minute under low pressure (25-36PSI)."Sure, my tire's bigger than the spec they put in, 235/55/R19 vs 185/65/R15.So I tested it on my sedan, which still has bigger than 185/65/R15, with 215/55/R17.Everything was good to start, inflator was fully charged, and the weather was nice with cool breeze at 84 degrees.All four tires were at 31PSI.So I started pumping.Tire 1, good. Tire 2, good. Tire 3, good. Tire 4, overheated and puked.That was it. Lesson learned.I'm not going to inflate all 4 car tires at once, ever again, with this unit.