Lowes[lowes.com] has Kobalt Dual Power Electric Air Inflator (DC 12V / AC 120V) on sale for $44.98. Select free store pickup where available, or shipping is free with $45+ orders.
This sale price matches the September 2025 Frontpage deal which received + 25 votes from the community.
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Lowes[lowes.com] has Kobalt Dual Power Electric Air Inflator (DC 12V / AC 120V) on sale for $44.98. Select free store pickup where available, or shipping is free with $45+ orders.
This sale price matches the September 2025 Frontpage deal which received + 25 votes from the community.
Model: Kobalt 120-volt Air Inflator (Power Source: Car/Electric) in Blue | KLDP1
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I've had this for few years. It's good but the cord storage is small and hard to stuff the cord into. Compared to my very accurate tire gauge it's about 3-4 PSI off.
The 12V plug does not work great for 2 of my cars and someone has to hold it in to have it stay powered.
Got one of the battery pack jump starter/pump combos and it's so much easier than dragging this thing around with the touchy plug.
I've had this for few years. It's good but the cord storage is small and hard to stuff the cord into. Compared to my very accurate tire gauge it's about 3-4 PSI off.
The 12V plug does not work great for 2 of my cars and someone has to hold it in to have it stay powered.
Got one of the battery pack jump starter/pump combos and it's so much easier than dragging this thing around with the touchy plug.
Rarely use mine anymore.
Just curious what tire gauge do you use? I could use a recommendation.
Just curious what tire gauge do you use? I could use a recommendation.
Any cheap pencil gauge has been accurate enough for me. I don't need exact precision for passenger car tires. Driven long enough to know what proper inflation looks like.
if it helps it was just the ~$1 one at Walmart, hyper tough probably.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank BeautifulScene468
The 12V plug does not work great for 2 of my cars and someone has to hold it in to have it stay powered.
Got one of the battery pack jump starter/pump combos and it's so much easier than dragging this thing around with the touchy plug.
Rarely use mine anymore.
The 12V plug does not work great for 2 of my cars and someone has to hold it in to have it stay powered.
Got one of the battery pack jump starter/pump combos and it's so much easier than dragging this thing around with the touchy plug.
Rarely use mine anymore.
if it helps it was just the ~$1 one at Walmart, hyper tough probably.
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