Bought this yesterday actually. Just used it to pump our bicycle tires, seemed to work fine. Would probably take a couple minutes to pump car tires up though. Definitely use a separate pressure gauge to check your pressure before and after!
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I hate Canadian Tire, the last two things I bought there were trash (wall anchors and ball pump). Just because its cheap doesn't make it a deal, especially if you have to buy it twice.
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I bought this Active Products - Airman from Canadian Tire years ago (more than 10yrs I think), it still works great. I can't seem to find newer ones with decent digital gauge like this anymore anywhere I look.
I had a tire puncture by screw over the weekend, managed to plug it myself and pump it from no psi to the recommended 36psi in no time at all.
I had a tire puncture by screw over the weekend, managed to plug it myself and pump it from no psi to the recommended 36psi in no time at all.
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Are there inflators where it stops automatically when it gets to your desired PSI?
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There's also this one if you only need high pressure:AncasterRFD wrote: ↑ By far one of my favorite tools being already in the Ryobi system. Have used it between RV’s, while bikes are still hanging in the garage, pool toys, inflatable kayak, anywhere without the restriction of a vehicle beside and running. I always keep an extra battery in my tool bag anyway.
https://www.homedepot.ca/produit/ryobi- ... ?rrec=true
Remember that you need a charger+battery.
FYI, I bough the dual pressures one this summer with the free battery/charger promotion. I suspect that kind of deal occur at least once a year. Or more. Like I said: black friday is not far, so is hollidays, and next spring...
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How long is the cord that goes to the cigarette plug?polishpirate wrote: ↑ 3x as much but a tank to have. No bounce on the concrete when inflating and it feels like it has quality built into it. https://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/ ... -p8670994e
This one along with all others in this $$ range (including the OPs) are all made in China, we all roll the dice on how long they last... OPs could be better and im not here to duece on the thread. Only thing I say to myself is I'm guilt free returning a defect to PA up to 2 years later. They are the costco of cool tools. OP you still get my upvote good deal for 10 bucks.
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True, however I highly recommend the dual function one. Not only can you blow up inflatables like a camping mattress, putting the tube in the exhaust port instead completely deflates them for storage. No more folding and constantly sprawling your body weight over them.SPARTACVS wrote: ↑ There's also this one if you only need high pressure:
https://www.homedepot.ca/produit/ryobi- ... ?rrec=true
Remember that you need a charger+battery.
Bough mine this summer with the free battery/charger promotion. I suspect that kind of deal occur at least once a year. Or more. Like I said: black friday is not far, so is hollidays, and next spring...
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I have this one, gauge is not accurate but I combine using it with manual gaugeAncasterRFD wrote: ↑ True, however I highly recommend the dual function one. Not only can you blow up inflatables like a camping mattress, putting the tube in the exhaust port instead completely deflates them for storage. No more folding and constantly sprawling your body weight over them.
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I would suggest a digital Tire Inflator than this one... because they are more accurate specially for cars with tire pressure sensors..
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Hi engineered, any particular one you recommend from CT/HD site?engineered wrote: ↑ Not sure about this one but I've used $10-20 units with digital gauges from CT with no issues. They've all been accurate and have lasted many years in my cars and other family members. The one I have currently even has the auto stop at specified PSI feature, which is pretty nice.
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Not sure how this one is, but I ended up buying this one: https://www.amazon.ca/AstroAI-Portable- ... 85&sr=8-11
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