Multi use air pump?

Wrong forum?

Why not just get a floor pump? They go from 0-150ish. You can buy them everywhere, they're cheap as hell, and typically fill both presta (bikes that are light, or trying to be), schraeder (like on you car), needle (for filling basketballs, etc), and venturi (for filling inflatable toys).

I have one of these, and it works well enough: http://www.topeak.com/products/Pumps/JoeBlowSport

If you look close at the filling end, there is a grey side (presta), and a black side (schraeder). Depending on which direction you push that lever, it puts air through that side. As well, if you look JUST behind the gauge @ the base, you'll see there is a needle for balls, and yellow nipple thing for pool toys.

Basically every pump that looks anything like this thing would have the same features.

Edit: In a pinch, you can get a few PSI into a car tire to get you to the gas station. For my car's 235/45 R17 tires, it's about 150 pumps (when it gets that high, counting is the only thing that keeps you sane) to go from fully flat to 34 PSI. In a bike, it's like 15-25 pumps to get to required pressure.

bostonontario wrote: ↑I should just splurge on a nice quality small pancake compressor and massive universal kit.

I definitely think you have the right idea, over just a pump.
I'd be lost without mine, and think every homeowner should have one.

If it is handy, you'll use it for other things too, such as blowing dirt/dust off (out of) things.
You can't do that with a pump.

In addition to the pancake, there is also the "torpedo" style.
I'm sure you can find something you like at Canadian Tire, Princess Auto etc., but I don't have any advice on specifics.
Watch Princess for sales on quick connectors and accessory kits.