Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor - 4X Faster 160 PSI Portable Air Pump for Cars - Cordless Tire Inflators with Gauge - Portable Tire Inflator for Car, Pickup, Bike and More

Our overall experience with the Modari Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor was outstanding. It is fast and easy to use and maintains a significant charge so that you can inflate multiple tires (and yes, even all four tires on your car & still have a lot of battery power left over!). It has a solid feel (in other words, excellent build quality). It is not too large so that it will fit in your glove compartment. Turning it on is easy - just one long press of the power button. Then, a short press of the power button starts inflation. While we inflated a car tire and a bike tire, the video only shows the bike tire. The bike tire was completely flat, and it took less than one minute to inflate it properly (see video). You shouldn't forget to set the maximum tire pressure you want before you start inflation (press the "+" or "-" button). When you turn the unit off (once again, a long press of the power button), it remembers the last pressure setting, which is convenient. After inflating four completely flat tires (on two bikes), the battery gauge didn't move. The impressive battery life was even more apparent for inflating car tires. We only "topped off" the tires, but the battery still had plenty of power after topping off all four car tires. Four preset modes exist for auto, bike, motorcycle, and ball, and one custom mode). You toggle through the modes to get to the one you want. It worked simply and intuitively. We compared the PSI pressure of the inflator with an independent pressure gauge, and the results were highly accurate. The best features - (1) compact, (2) long battery life, (3) powerful, (4) easy to use, and (5) extremely accurate. This inflator is highly recommended and offers excellent value for the cost.

Review PROS: Focus is on the amount of air being moved versus battery capacity. It added 3 PSI to all 4 of my my P235/55R19 tires for my hybrid Tucson in about 6 - 7 minutes total as the airflow is a fast 35 LPM. It has a nice long air hose that is almost 20 inches and it is the screw type Schrader valve which I've been looking for. I have large hands and I am a Sr. Citizen. By the time I find the Schrader valve on the tire it's buried inside the fancy wheel rims that come with the SUV. So I prefer the screw on type as I lose less air than I do with the clip on type. I am not enamored with the clip on type which is using a plastic lock and I really question how long that will work and not break. This is why I bought this model versus the newer model that actually has 45LPM and it comes with a storage case for the same price as I paid for this model. The manufacturer claims 40 minutes continuous battery use which is more than enough to fill ~ 20 tires but that's based on smaller tire dimensions, usually they are quoting 16 or 17-in width tires versus my 19-in. Many of my retired friends feel the same way as it's much easier for us to deal with the screw on Schrader valve than it is the press on lock type hose fitting. If the new model had the screw on type I would have bought that as it would have saved me some money but that's how strongly I feel about having the screw on type air hose. With the reduced amperage on the battery it makes it much lighter and also smaller. I found the case that holds all the fittings in the air hose in a much smaller dimension case that easily fits into my Tucson or RAV 4 glove boxes. It has a bag to hold all the cords and attachments. It has strong air transfer claiming 4X faster air transfer which is the key thing. (Who needs four hours of continuous battery capacity?? At that point I'll pull out my small air compressor and get it all done < half that time)! I attached a photo of the new case versus the old case I procured for a different model that had a 25,000 aMh battery so that was the case that fit for that type of unit The display is bright and pretty intuitive settings on thev AP1001. I have updated my review to five stars for two reasons: I used this on a recent road trip to Oregon and California. I aired up my tires four times and the battery was still charged up enough to NOT be in the red. Also the customer service as mentioned by a few people is very good. I called to register this product for the warranty which is 18 months and they actually upgraded to 2 years which is one of the better warranties out there. CONS: the new model uses the press on type connector versus the screw on air hose. Plus the new model is the same price as the old model with better performance and an includes a storage case with it. It would also be nice to come with the cigarette lighter extension so you had dual power as many of the other competing models do but not that big of a deal to me.

Pros: - Portable - Easy to Use - Comes with charging cable Cons: - Noisy (though I do not have another brand to compare it to, maybe they are all this noisy) - Battery went from green to yellow very fast (after 2 tires). I haven't tried using it for 2 cars at a time to see if it has enough battery for 8 tires. One car it has enough, and then I charge it up again after. So far it has enough battery for what I need out of it. I am pleased that I do not have to worry about going to a gas station to put in air in my tires now. A lot of stations charge or if they turn it on for free for you it doesn't last long and you keep having to go to them to turn it back on. My 2013 Kia Optima tends to lose air pressure easily when the weather is cold so this has given me a peace of mind knowing I have this in case. Also worked great for my sister's new 2024 Kia Sportage. I think it was worth the money spent.

I’ve been wanting to cut the cord and get myself a battery-operated tire inflator for my vehicle. My corded air inflator works fine, but it’s not as compact as I like so I have to store it in the trunk. The convenience of not having to plug the inflator into the power outlet is priceless. Instead of having to inflate one side of the vehicle, then pass the inflator across the inside of the vehicle to inflate the other side, I now can just go from tire to tire without having to start the car engine. I already have a separate portable car battery charger that I keep in the glove compartment and my new Modari is small enough to fit next to it. It includes accessories such as a ball needle and 3 different adaptors. A Schrader valve comes attached to a long air hose. Unlike other attachments that screw on to the inflator, this one has a unique twist and lock feature that is easier and faster. It is long enough to reach even when the valve is in the 12 o’clock position. The included pouch works great to store the inflator along with all the accessories in one place. It is easy to use and perfect to have on road trip and emergencies. Highly recommended!

I recently purchased this portable air compressor and it has already proven to be a smart investment. The size is compact and easy to store in the car, yet it delivers impressive power. The 160 PSI capacity inflates car tires quickly and efficiently — much faster than I expected for a device this size. One of my favorite features is the digital display and preset pressure function. You can easily set your desired PSI, and it automatically stops when it reaches the target, so there’s no guesswork involved. Wireless operation and built-in rechargeable battery make it incredibly convenient. No need to fumble with cables or look for a power outlet. Perfect for roadside emergencies or quick top-ups at home. It also comes with multiple nozzles, so you can use it for bike tires, balls, and even inflatable pool toys. Very versatile! If you drive frequently or want to be prepared for flat tire situations, this portable inflator is a must-have. Small investment for big peace of mind.