Custom Accessories CU059991 300 PSI 3-In-1 Multifunction Compressor

Power plug got stuck and broken after first use. Gauge is not accurate that makes it completely useless.

I have no reason to belive it isn't just fine. I have not used the product yet.

Buyer aware!!: It works but the power plug got stuck and I had to shatter the front piece to get it out. It could damage your fuse too. My car is Honda Accord LX2003

After reading various reviews in an attempt to find out what 12 Volt tire compressors were out there, I came to the conclusion that there's some misinformation and intentionally omitted information on the web. *Maximum PSI should not be a primary decision factor in most consumers' choices.* Most healthy, adult males can exert 160 PSI with just their own lungs! My tires only need around 35 PSI. What I think we're really concerned about is *flow rate* - how fast can a volume of air be pumped in my tire? After that, I think my next concerns are the durability, power consumption and length of cord. Just be leery of a higher numbered `PSI' in the advertising of compressors. Unless I'm looking to fill heavy-duty air tanks (most 11 gallon consumer models are rated around 150 PSI), PSI shouldn't factor in my decision. Look for SCFM or LPM as a guide in sizing up flow rates in different models. If I don't see that information, I'm definitely not purchasing it.

This is a very nice compressor. The pressure gauge on it has relatively poor resolution but it is fairly accurate and can serve as a good indicator. If you buy this compressor, I would advise you to get also a $5-10 handheld pressure gauge that will help you determine tire pressure more accurate.
The connector grips the valve tightly and doesn't let air pass trough the side.
It pumps the tires within minutes and to be perfectly honest...how often do you inflate a whole tire (even that would take only about 5 min)?
I'm really satisfied with it, it does the job well.