AstroAI Direct via Amazon has AstroAI L7S Tire Inflator / Bike Pump (up to 150PSI) on sale for $49.99 - $34 (redeem offer on item page or apply promo code WGQCNXLX at checkout) = $15.99. Shipping is free.
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Features:
Weighs only 1.01 pound（5.31 x 2.71 x 2.04"）
150 PSI maximum pressure, coupled with its 17L/min airflow delivers 2X faster inflation, can refill a 195/65R15 tire from 30 to 36 PSI in 1.5 minutes
Built-in 4000mAh large-capacity battery allows the air compressor to refill up to 8 tires (195/65R15) from 30-36PSI
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AstroAI Direct via Amazon has AstroAI L7S Tire Inflator / Bike Pump (up to 150PSI) on sale for $49.99 - $34 (redeem offer on item page or apply promo code WGQCNXLX at checkout) = $15.99. Shipping is free.
Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically for one-time use.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Features:
Weighs only 1.01 pound（5.31 x 2.71 x 2.04"）
150 PSI maximum pressure, coupled with its 17L/min airflow delivers 2X faster inflation, can refill a 195/65R15 tire from 30 to 36 PSI in 1.5 minutes
Built-in 4000mAh large-capacity battery allows the air compressor to refill up to 8 tires (195/65R15) from 30-36PSI
Model: AstroAI Tire Inflator L7S Portable Air Compressor Cordless Bike Pump with Digital Dual Values Display, 150 PSI Car Tires Pump with LED Lights Air Pump for Cars, Motorcycles, Bikes, Balls
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Inflate one tire about every 15 minutes or it over heats. Battery life decent for the first couple of months, then downhill fast after that. 5-6 months in it can barely inflate one tire before it's DEAD.
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There's nothing solid about what you mentioned. Only being able to run it for 60 sec is trash.
Giving one a try---60 seconds should be enough to top off bicycle tires, lawn cart tires, riding mower tires. And it should provide my wife a quick and easy option to air up the kids' bike tires--without having to get my Milwaukee 18V inflator. And at $16, it's near disposable. If it works for those functions, it will be solid.
Inflate one tire about every 15 minutes or it over heats. Battery life decent for the first couple of months, then downhill fast after that. 5-6 months in it can barely inflate one tire before it's DEAD.
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1. All batteries degrade over time. Then you have a door stop.
2. Cheap pumps will overheat at high pressure and longer duty cycle (PV=nRT).
3. Air flow rate is over rated, especially with aging battery pack.
I prefer a high quality hand operated foot pump, like the Bontrager Turbo Charger (version with a rectangular metal base). Its long metal body quickly dissipates heat and delivers +150 psi with ease. There's a knob at the bottom of the pump to dump out water build up after extended use. The pressure gauge is accurate to 1 psi. The only part that wear out after 14 years is the main plunger O-ring, readily available at Home Depot for less than $1.
Use Super Lube synthetic grease to protect the O-ring. The $1 O-ring is just as effective as the leather cup found in Silca pump.
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2. Cheap pumps will overheat at high pressure and longer duty cycle (PV=nRT).
3. Air flow rate is over rated, especially with aging battery pack.
I prefer a high quality hand operated foot pump, like the Bontrager Turbo Charger (version with a rectangular metal base). Its long metal body quickly dissipates heat and delivers +150 psi with ease. There's a knob at the bottom of the pump to dump out water build up after extended use. The pressure gauge is accurate to 1 psi. The only part that wear out after 14 years is the main plunger O-ring, readily available at Home Depot for less than $1.
Use Super Lube synthetic grease to protect the O-ring. The $1 O-ring is just as effective as the leather cup found in Silca pump.
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