Masterflow 12v Basic Air Compressor / Inflator

I am a disable Woman who likes to be able to take care of herself and this compressor is small enough and has a great handle that makes it so easy for anyone to handle. So if you're a woman who like to do it yourself and not depend on a man to do it all. This is the air compressor for you. It also comes in a small bag to make it easy to carry in any car. Great for men or women

As long as you give it time it inflates tires. Tried it on my SUV.

Excellent compressor comes with a nice carrying case and various attachments. This compressor is heavy duty and perfect for inflating the tires on your vehicle. I highly recommend this product.

I had to return it to the store. It would not work. The cord got hot and so did the equipment. I had to buy a more expensive one from the store. Of course I had no problem when returning it.

A well made accessory item to have on hand. Typically it will live in the trunk, until I have some tire damage or a flat. It is for getting me home when a tire has a slow leak or for when I have a flat and the spare is mounted. Spares can lose pressure over long lengths of time (most folks don't check them very often). Mounting one in a roadside tire-changing evolution to find it low on pressure can be exasperating. This little device can put in a few pounds of pressure to let the spare do its job properly to get you home or to a tire shop without further problems The Masterflow 12 volt inflator is heavy for its size, a good indicator of its robust construction. The integral pressure guage warns that it is only calibrated to + or - 3 lbs, but it matched my small hand guage exactly. Being so small has only one drawback, and that is with all such small 12 volt inflators: it takes a little time to get the pressure up in the tire. Of course this will vary with tire size, but my 16 inch 35 PSI truck tires took about 30-40 seconds per pound of pressure inputted into the tire. So, if you think you will be in a hurry to get a tire inflated, go for something bigger and faster, and more expensive. If you expect to have a few extra minutes to get a tire up to proper pressure, this is one great little item to have on hand. The case is nice for keeping road grime out of my vehicle and attachments for inflating other things is a plus. Operating note: all of these small compressors have a motor that sucks up battery power pretty fast. I'd recommend having the engine running while using them to prevent battery drain to the point of engine starting issues.