Campbell Hausfeld MP6000 Tire Inflator with Gauge

Product worked perfectly for me. Clamp on the value stem then just inflate to desired pressure!! No Problems!!

Ordered the gauge and the Porter Cable Pancake Compressor as a combination as suggested by Amazon. The compressor arrived last week and I received the CH gauge today. The gauge connection is not compatible with the compressor quick connect coupler.Now I have to hunt for a way to connect to the hose quick connector on the compressor. You would think if hey say order as a combination, there should be no problem connecting. Did read a previous review [to late] mentioning the problem with connecting. Will take a look in Advance Auto and see if I can find the connector there.

didn't read all the reviews before bought it. I thought 4 stars were good enough. now I read the reviews and can understand why users weren't too happy with it. this thing should not get more than 2 stars. the chuck design has a major flaw as others already pointed out and the gauge reading was inaccurate.

This is a nice home unit , the tip fits on locks well . Then you comfortably add air.

The manufacturing of the unit is good for the price. its not junk and not too expensive - the only knock is the gauge seems to be off , more than a couples pound too. I was afraid of that but it gives you a good general idea then you can fine tun it with a air gauge ( BTW the accu-gauge tire gauge is very good , accurate - with in a pound and holds the reading until you release it ).

would buy this again , should be a couple buck cheaper but i am finding CH products to be very adequate for home use

Tire inflator works pretty well. I noticed that my unit was not like the one in the picture; it was the MP6000, not the MP6000AV -- the gauge only goes to 100psi and so it formatted differently than displayed. Not a problem for me as I'm only doing car tires but if you have a semi or RV tire this could be some concern. The gauge is a little hard to interpret since the graduations aren't very instinctive to just glance at. I didn't have any problem whatsoever with the tire clip that some have expressed concern wouldn't fit on smaller car tires; it fit fine on an 06 Chevy Aveo and an older 90s Nissan sentra and I can't see how it would cause problems for any other car as it's very slender. Perhaps I got the improved design? who knows. In any rate, the unit is of high quality, no leaks of any kind. I used to use a 12V cigarette plug inflator but that thing is crazy loud and takes forever just to fill up a few psi so I've happily retired it to just emergency use. Well worth the money to get a good inflator so you can check you tires frequently enough. With the rising cost of gas, even a few psi can make you lose mileage quickly. This unit basically pays for itself.