Air compressor with 3 piece adaptor kit for bikes, air beds and other inflatables. Fitted with fused 12V power plug, adaptor and approx. 3m cable. Inflates a 13" tyre up to 35psi in 4 ½min. Air line length approx. 48cm.
Inflates Tyre in under 4.5min
Pressure in psi
bar
kpa & kg/cm²
Car Tyre Nozzle & 3 Adaptors (Ball
Bike & Inflator)
Fitted with Fused 12V Power Plug
3m Cable with Approx. 48cm Air Line Length
Max Pressure 100psi
3 Piece Adaptor Kit
Top comments
whingygit
20 Feb 169#12
20p to pump up your tyres,you're lucky,50p around here!
oohflamey to Bletnaxui
20 Feb 165#4
Unless like me, you want to keep your car tyres, your wife's car tyres, 2 mountain bikes, one motor bike and a yoga ball correctly inflated. So no, tyre weld and some 20p's are a fat load of use to me.
oohflamey to kramvic
20 Feb 164#7
There's no quick fix, you need to have the tyres and wheels looked at. It's not necessarily a puncture that's causing it. It could be alloy wheel corrosion or a damaged wheel.
Cavity
20 Feb 163#15
Sainsbury's is free round here
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Valiantcat
20 Feb 161#1
Was £13.99, so better with a few quid off. Thanks for posting OP!
Bletnaxui
20 Feb 161#2
Better spend this amount of money on few quick tyre repair bottles and 20p to pump your tyres. No more rushing around with flat tyre.
oohflamey to Bletnaxui
20 Feb 165#4
Unless like me, you want to keep your car tyres, your wife's car tyres, 2 mountain bikes, one motor bike and a yoga ball correctly inflated. So no, tyre weld and some 20p's are a fat load of use to me.
WBRacing to Bletnaxui
21 Feb 16#32
So instead you can "rush around" with a temporarily fixed tyre that now has to be replaced, rather than potentially be repaired.
kramvic
20 Feb 16#3
Got one of these but the digital readout version, nice piece of kit in a little storage zip bag. Son has a problem where 2 of his tyres have slow punctures losing around 4psi per week. Plenty of tread on the tyres, is there anything like tyre weld which is permanent for slow punctures? Don't want to get charged £15 or so per tyre for a repair if there is a cheap fix.
oohflamey to kramvic
20 Feb 164#7
There's no quick fix, you need to have the tyres and wheels looked at. It's not necessarily a puncture that's causing it. It could be alloy wheel corrosion or a damaged wheel.
MRGRINGO to kramvic
20 Feb 16#10
i have put tyre slime in a tyre in the past and it solved the slow puncture.. but recently done the same on a 6month old all terrain tyre and not solved it. still slow deflation. I would bite the bullet and get the tyres taken off and the inner fitment surface scrubbed of the alloy as that is likely where your losing air like me. plus if you add too much puncture slime it can put the balance out of the wheel. and it deffo won't work on less than 40 profile tyres as the slime cant evenly distribute round the tyre over the inner rims. usually the alloy corrosion is the main problem. my local only charge a tenner so it's not too bad.
wpj
20 Feb 16#5
Hope that is better than the digital one that I got from Eurocarparts (supposedly re-branded Ring). Lasted 3 tyres.....
oohflamey
20 Feb 161#6
It's a good price, the digital one is loads better though.
MR GUS
20 Feb 16#8
Kramvic, possibly old alloys in which case a decent garage will sort em out one at a time so you can use a full size spare, send em off to be skimmed, that sorts a pretty high % of alloys before having to resort to more expensive measures.
Not saying it is, but it is an avenue to look at.
Great deal for the inflator, these ought to be mandatory in all cars as part of maintainence kit, (even a numpty can use em).
montyburns56
20 Feb 161#9
I've got one of these and they are pretty decent and the pressure gauge is surprisingly accurate.
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Opening post
Air compressor with 3 piece adaptor kit for bikes, air beds and other inflatables. Fitted with fused 12V power plug, adaptor and approx. 3m cable. Inflates a 13" tyre up to 35psi in 4 ½min. Air line length approx. 48cm.
Inflates Tyre in under 4.5min
Pressure in psi
bar
kpa & kg/cm²
Car Tyre Nozzle & 3 Adaptors (Ball
Bike & Inflator)
Fitted with Fused 12V Power Plug
3m Cable with Approx. 48cm Air Line Length
Max Pressure 100psi
3 Piece Adaptor Kit
Top comments
All comments (52)
Not saying it is, but it is an avenue to look at.
Great deal for the inflator, these ought to be mandatory in all cars as part of maintainence kit, (even a numpty can use em).