Ansteker LD-1609 Tyre Inflator - Cordless Air Compressor Car Tyre Pump Electric Portable with Digital Pressure Gauge LCD with Rechargeable Li-ion 12V

Reason for purchase:It can easily and quickly inflate car tires and easily view tire pressure1. Design: four starsYellow and black, stylish and beautiful design2. Function:It handled all four of my tires, topping them off from 26-28 psi to 35psi. Confirmed the pressure reading with my own tire gauge. Each tire took less than 3 minutes.3. Set: Five StarsThe kit contains: 1*inflatable ball needle, 1*inflatable mouth, 1*User manual, 1* extra fuse, 1*storage bag.Multi-purpose, with storage bag for easy carrying!Does not take up too much space in the car4. Overall evaluation: five starsworth buying

 It is very useful for my car, I used it once when I received it, just plug in to the car charging and connection to the tyres - it is quick, I don't need to queue and pay at the petrol station/ car garage anymore, the air compressor is powerful and functionable, there is white LED light when you use it at night, red flash light for hazard. Highly recommend to all the driver !

I bought this pump for my father as a gift . Hi his so happy with the pump. He told me that he likes that you can set the pump to the psi that you need And is not loud and does not jump around when you start her. Hi likes the lights on it alos . Hi is happy with his new pump.

I had analog display Inflator. The difficulty with it was to get the correct pressure so I got this one. Indeed this one is very easy to use. The desired tyre pressure can be set and the Inflator shuts off automatically when the set pressure is reached. Along with car tyres, I use it to inflate bike tyres, football, an inflating chair that I have. This has been very easy and useful to me. I am liking it.

The air pump is small and handheld in size and does not take up much space in the car. It is very practical and can be placed in the drawer of the car. When the inflator is being used, the sound of the motor is quite loud. When I inflate the mattress in the room, I still can hear the sound from the outside of the room. Need to be considerate when inflating indoors at night. The time it takes for the inflatable bed to be fully inflated is longer than you think. It is about 30-50min to bump a single air bed. It is understandable. After all, it is not a special inflatable bed.I love that it also has a USB rechargeable battery, therefore the use of the product is not limited to the the car's cigar/outside power socket. The device's displayed pressure is also very accurate, because the bicycle tire has been a bit soft, so immediately tried it, the operation method is still very simple, the effect is good, 23 charge to 35 is less than 30 seconds, when on 35, it automatically stops refilling which is very convenient. Tire pressure adjustment is reflected in riding a bicycle is much lighter than before.The seller also delivered another 2 inflatable nozzles, which I have not used yet.

For years, I have accompanied my wife her driving her car to the local petrol filling station for me to check the tyre pressure on her car. To and fro petrol station lasts about 20 minutes but, for reasons that need not concern, the pre-journey logistics are a palaver. She doesn't use her car that often so when something cropped up to prevent our random visit only for a no need to subsequently transpire as an urgent need to get the pressure checked it was somewhat trying to find on arrival that the petrol station’s tyre inflation machine was out of order. It didn't help that I thought the out-of-order notice on the machine referred only to the screen-wash facility so inserted £1 only to find that a second notice had come adrift and was on the ground underneath her front wheel. £1 refunded, we then drove around looking for a vehicle repair workshop that might have a tyre inflator facility but no luck on a Saturday afternoon.Petrol station didn't know when its machine would be repaired so I was resigned to giving up valuable time first thing Monday morning (not to mention the palaver) to accompanying the drive to and from vehicle workshops in the locality in the hope of. I began to wonder whether possible to buy a domestic inflator. I do in fact have a foot-operated pump for car tyre inflation that I bought years ago thinking it might come in useful, but the thought of using it at my time of life when I cannot recall ever using it when I was younger…Having looked at the pictures and read all the reviews on Amazon for this particular tyre inflator, I opted for the portable model. The reviews for both models are combined which meant wading through but upon reflection it was actual very useful to get a idea from the more forthcoming comments, despite many about a different model.Unusually for me, I forked out for the delivery before 1pm to be certain that any issues that might arise I could resolve with time to spare before my wife’s travelling. Because the reviews including the seller’s comments had educated my learning curve, I was, on the inflator’s arrival, geared to action. The first thing I did was to charge the battery. What i should have done was to read the instruction booklet because that would have avoided time wasted trying to find whereabouts to insert the plug for charging. I already had a USB connector for mains plug but if you don’t then I suggest remember to buy one otherwise you’d have to use the 12V cigarette lighter adapter in the car with cable to the compressor which rather, in my view, defeats of the object of a portable. There is a lot to be said for a portable, although I can’t think what. The only downside I can think of is that the energy from a battery is more likely to slow as the battery gradually loses its charge.I read it would take 90 minutes for the battery to be fully charged. In the event, it took just under 2 hours. Also, I had read that the charging light starting red would change to blue, not green as in the instructions, so when it flickered from red to fully charged I was raring to go. I’d assembled the air nozzle and with the aid of a magnifying glass dialled the desired pressure into the gauge, then switched on to test working. Reassuring loud whirr. Not a good idea I discovered to ask my wife to drive her car out of our garage onto our drive-way at short notice. Having got over that, I removed the valve caps and to my joy gently screwed the thread connector and carefully tightened onto the valve. Joy? Unlike at the petrol station where brute force is required to drag the connecting hose over the roof of the car without damaging the paintwork and then connect to a valve without losing too much air in the process, this thread connector is a doddle to attach, with only a very slight loss of air before secure contact.Switch on, whirring into action. The pressure was about 8 psi too low. Gripping the compressor unit for a few minutes is pain-free, presupposing as I do, you have a steady hand. The dial has a progress bar and I found it fascinating - yes, I know, get a life - to watch the numbers fluctuate until it got to the desired pressure. On my first attempt, I decided enough but remembering the compressor has a pre-set auto-stop function I let it do its job, only a second or so after my decision. Unscrewing equally pleasurable, only a minuscule loss of air.In spare time, if only, I love cleaning our two cars. Usually, takes me about 5 hours to clean one car, wash, dry, polish, wax, etc, occasionally hoovering the interior. In between the full monty, it takes me about an hour to showroom appearance. Now I have added regularly checking the tyre-pressure. Delight awaits.

I bought this for my Wife :)She travels a lot on motorway and she is very happy with this inflator.It has got loads of features and instruction manual is very help full.It's easy to use, compact and does its job.

Pros:It is very compact and easy to carryUsed it for car and bike tyres with good resultsCons:Slightly noisy compared to a petrol pump equipment but that would be the case for any portable device