Update: This popular deal is available again with a new promo code.
SOVE1 via Amazon has
InflaVive 150PSI Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor on sale for $24.97 - $8.74 w/ promo code
KOM6S3C7 at checkout =
$16.23.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
- Note: If the above code does not work, users may try clicking on the following codes to activate the 35% discount as alternatives:
Thanks to Staff Member
aepro for sharing this deal.
Product Details:
- 150 PSI and an airflow of 35 L/Min. Inflate a car tire (29-36 PSI) in just 1 minute.
- Built-in rechargeable battery
- Type-C charging port and a 5V/2A USB output
- A single charge can inflate up to 4 car tires
- Tire pressure detection within ±1 PSI
- 5 Smart Inflation Modes - This cordless tire inflator features four pressure units—PSI, KPA, BAR, and KG/CM²—along with four preset modes for car, motorcycle, bicycle, and ball inflation. The custom mode allows you to set pressure values between 3-150 PSI based on the item being inflated
- LED light offers three modes—constant, flashing, and SOS
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Top Comments
It works great for bike tires, balls, etc. SUPER easy to use. When I do a car tire I can plug in the 12v plug that comes with it. The unit disables the battery when you plug it into 12v and it will do as much air as you need it to. Much better than this one if this does not have that functionality since as others have said, it might run out of battery for big jobs. 100% recommend the one I linked (no referral attached, i could care less if you buy or not but it is a better option).
also, you cannot charge the one I linked using the USB C or whatever while using it, ONLY the 12v car adapter will do passthrough power. It will charge with USB C but that will disable the pump function until you are done charging it. If you want passthrough power for smaller non car jobs you would need to get a ac adapter I suppose https://www.amazon.com/110V-240V-...07L8VT7GP? but the more you buy, the more it costs and less of a SD it is.
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It works great for bike tires, balls, etc. SUPER easy to use. When I do a car tire I can plug in the 12v plug that comes with it. The unit disables the battery when you plug it into 12v and it will do as much air as you need it to. Much better than this one if this does not have that functionality since as others have said, it might run out of battery for big jobs. 100% recommend the one I linked (no referral attached, i could care less if you buy or not but it is a better option).
also, you cannot charge the one I linked using the USB C or whatever while using it, ONLY the 12v car adapter will do passthrough power. It will charge with USB C but that will disable the pump function until you are done charging it. If you want passthrough power for smaller non car jobs you would need to get a ac adapter I suppose https://www.amazon.com/110V-240V-...07L8VT7GP? but the more you buy, the more it costs and less of a SD it is.
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It works great for bike tires, balls, etc. SUPER easy to use. When I do a car tire I can plug in the 12v plug that comes with it. The unit disables the battery when you plug it into 12v and it will do as much air as you need it to. Much better than this one if this does not have that functionality since as others have said, it might run out of battery for big jobs. 100% recommend the one I linked (no referral attached, i could care less if you buy or not but it is a better option).
also, you cannot charge the one I linked using the USB C or whatever while using it, ONLY the 12v car adapter will do passthrough power. It will charge with USB C but that will disable the pump function until you are done charging it. If you want passthrough power for smaller non car jobs you would need to get a ac adapter I suppose https://www.amazon.com/110V-240V-...07L8VT7GP? but the more you buy, the more it costs and less of a SD it is.
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