OAK & IRON Battery Tire Inflator 1 Min Fast Inflation Portable Air Compressor 150PSl Cordless Tire Pumpwith LED Screen for Cars, Bikes, Motorcycles, andBalls

Everything is as advertised. Pressure within .5 psi. Battery lasts adequate amount of time. I use it on my bicycles, motorcycles, truck with 35” tires, pool toys and athletic equipment.

The media could not be loaded. To be honest, I was quite skeptical about getting a portable air compressor and so I did a lot of research before buying the Oak & Iron Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor. I had grown up with the large air compressor in my dad's garage and so I wasn't sure how well this small battery-powered compressor would perform, but it has WOWED me!To start, it arrived on time and well packaged. It was already charged right out of the box for immediate use. It has two hose attachments, a Presta and Schrader valve attachment, a plastic nozzle attachment, and the needle attachment for inflating balls. It even comes with a carrying bag that holds everything inside so that it is easily portable. If needed, you could leave this in your car in case you had a slow leak or to fill your bike tires before riding! There is an instruction booklet included as well as simple instructions on the back of the compressor itself. It is easy to program and has an automatic shut-off once you set the specific PSI or bar that you require so that you can attach the hose to your tire and leave to work on something else without worrying about over-inflating.I have used this compressor to blow up balloons for a kid's party (within seconds), to inflate an exercise ball for my wife (within minutes), to fill my bike tires before heading onto the trail for my tubeless mountain bike (with Presta valves, filled to 30 PSI within a couple minutes), and even topped off all four of my car tires (5-10 minutes). It is an IMPRESSIVE little machine that packs a huge punch. It can be a bit noisy when inflating but it gets the job done. It is pretty efficient at ventilating and keeping itself cool, but if inflating to a high PSI the hose may get warm temporarily. There is also a bright light on top that can illuminate what you are inflating if in a dark space or at night.It also comes with a charging cord that attaches to any USB outlet. It charges over a few hours to a full charge.I have had ZERO issues with multiple versatile uses with the Oak & Iron air compressor. I absolutely love this gadget and it has quickly become my go-to for inflating anything around the house, in the garage, or out on the trail! Highly recommend!

December 2024 - I have made good use of this inflator. It is a quality product. After the pump finishes inflating, be mindful of the heat generated by the pump. The hose can get hot enough to burn you. This applies to all air pumps.am highly impressed with this Oak & Iron tire inflator. I have looked at countless portable battery powered air compressors, and the complaints about the cheaper units are legion. Although this was more than I wanted to spend, it is a matter of quality > cost. Without fail, every winter, our car tires lose air - this is the most common complaint I saw by auto owners. I've looked high and low for gas station inflator stations, which used to be free. It now costs $1.50 or $2.00 per use. This used to be a very cheap cost of business for service stations, but now they have to gouge you for it. They now also take credit cards. For $1.50.The last one I found and tried to use, the built-in gauge was just garbage. It was off by well over 25 pounds, so it was essentially useless. This is why I ended up buying my own.The build quality is substantial on this product. It's relatively heavy, and it does pack a punch. The accessories provided are high quality, including a 2 piece air hose. The unit is easy to use and easy to understand, without even reading the manual.It does warn you that for every 10 minutes of use, you should let it cool down for 10 minutes. So you can't just use this non-stop and not expect issues. This is correct as ALL of these units run very hot. Compressing air generates a lot of heat, so as long as you pay attention to this warning, I fully expect the unit to last me a very long time.While the warranty is good for this, I still spent a few extra bucks for an extended warranty. I think it's a few dollars well spent especially with equipment like this.

Product developed an internal slow leak after just a couple months of usage. It was so gradual that I didn't notice it right away. When I did notice it, at first I thought "ok, maybe this is normal". After a few uses, it was taking longer and longer to inflate a tire. It now takes 20 minutes to inflate from 35 to 45 psi, and won't even reach my desired endpoint of 49 psi. This is not normal and is clearly defective, deserving a warranty replacement. I contacted the company's support email and Facebook messenger several times over a period of a month, but they do not respond. DO NOT BUY!!!!