TACKLIFE X1 Rechargeable Cordless Tire Inflator-Handheld Air Compressor, Portable Air Pump with Digital Display for Car Bike Tires and Other Inflatables

I had a very slow leak in my right back tire on my Honda Element. The recommended pressure for my back tires is 34psi. I would stop at the local gas station and fill it for $1.50 every so often since I haven’t been driving very much since this COVID mess started. This was working ok as a temporary fix until the temperature went down and the next time I went to get into the car the tire was flat. I ordered this inflator since I didn’t want to have to call a service truck for help. This inflator worked like a charm. I followed the directions by charging the battery via a USB port. The directions suggested that you not run the inflator for more than 10 minutes at a time due to possible overheating. I was careful to run the inflator for 6 minutes which inflated my flat tire to 19 PSI. I waited for about 15 minutes then continued to inflate the tire to 34PSI. It took another 6 minutes and it stopped automatically when the PSI readout was 34. It was so easy to use. I am 70 years old female. They do recommend that you recharge the battery every few months and not to let it go for very long periods without recharging. Couldn’t be happier and feel safe that I won’t be left flat again.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The pump has a nice solid and appealing plastic housing. It is a great size that isn't only good for many home projects, but it is great for travel as it also comes with a 12v plug to use in a car. It is easy to move between settings on the display and found that the internal pressure gauge that shuts off automatically was spot on for everything I inflated. It worked well while inflating tires but found when using the attachment to inflate balls if I pushed it all the way in that the pump wanted to shut off before it was inflated. To get a better reading to move the adapter to where it is in the nozzle just far enough to lock it down and then it worked perfectly and the pressure sensor was spot on. I would have loved to of had this years ago when my kids were in sports and would be great for a team.

We went on vacation that was 7 hours away from home. Ended up needing to put air in the rental we had. Our family who had their own rental needed air too! Came in really handy. Takes a bit longer to fill the tire but considering it's a little thing it was totally reasonable.

Where I live in the northeast my tire pressure fluctuates all of the time due to the the extreme temperature changes. I needed something I could keep in the car that would be small and portable and, fortunately, this was exactly what I was looking for. It's build well simple to use and comes with all the necessary adaptors so you can even use it to fill a football, basketball, etc. The display makes it easy to set an appropriate psi and then you start it and it does the rest. I love it and love that it runs on battery power so I don't need to find an outlet if I'm in a bind.

I love the design, and it feels good and solid in my hands. This was very easy to hook up and even easier to use as well. It is easy to set up and it came with multiple attachments as well. All of them worked perfectly I’m super happy with this air compressor.

I received my product today and immediately used it after a full charge. Backlit display is very useful and handy in the dark. My bike tire pressure was sitting around 50 PSI, and within seconds my tire pressure reached my desired PSI of 85. No issues so far. The LED isn't as bright as I expected, but it's not a deal breaker. Will help see in the dark during late rides. Assembly was very easy, just attach the hose and tighten and you're good. Will update review if any issues arise.

I bought this item based on the AMAZING results I've had with Tack Life's jump starter. They seem to make pretty good quality stuff.Pros: well made, compact, holds a charge, easy to use, makes a tight seal on the valve stem, auto-shut off is a really nice feature (set it and walk away), easy to read.Cons: hose gets HOT! (but they warn you), crazy loud (but that's just the way these small inflators tend to be), Not super fast (but it's not a full-sized air compressor ya know), not sure if it's accurate or not... my car's TPMS could be faulty. I've ordered a top of the line Jayco tire guage, so I'll update this review/rating soon.UPDATE: Jayco tire guage (excellent, btw) confirms all four tires are accurately filled. I can now say I am very pleased with this purchase and recommend it.I intend to make sure my daughters have reliable "breakdown kits" for their cars. This will be part of that ensemble, along with:...the Jayco guage: https://www.amazon.com/JACO-ElitePro-Tire-Pressure-Gauge/dp/B015HURK64/ref=pd_rhf_ee_p_img_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=Q5W2VQT18CCTZHGQ851E...and the Tack Life jump starter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075K42Z1M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Relieved to have found such a great solution in a small portable package. Although free compressed air exists, it's not as common as it once was and YMMV depending on where you live. I have found in my current area that gas stations have no free air and it's upwards of a $1.00+ to use and often some are out of order.I did not really want to buy a traditional air compressor due to not really having much use for it beyond keeping my tires up to the proper inflation. Granted a typical plug-in to 110V air compressor will fill your tires much faster, the extra time it takes is of little concern though as I do not need to do this often.I was impressed with the first use after fully charging. Connected to the tire valve, see the digital readout for the tire PSI, turn on and lay it on the ground and wait till it reached the target pressure, with ease. I was able to bring one tire from 19 PSI up to 36 and then check the remaining 3 tires that were a little low and still have plenty of battery.The quality is excellent, so far I'm beyond impressed with this device. Love the other features it has as well, light and extra fittings for balls and etc...I really see no need to ever buy a traditional air compressor as this shall serve my needs well.