It's a bit big due to its large number of accessories and features, but that's OK. I was so glad to buy this.
I hope this pump stays in production. People deserve a product like this.
If you want nothing but a small car pump, this might not be for you. But for me, it works and is accurate. I tried unsuccessfully to use this to blow up decorative party balloons. I used a narrow funnel-like attachment this has, but the pump didn't seem able to fill the balloon. I don't know why, given that blow up a car tire. I didn't figure if there was a leak with the attachment or if the attachment hose itself had a bad seal with the pump (or a hole in the hose).
I love the automatic shut-off! It works well. And the pump seems accurate to within half a PSI. BTW, I still try not to count on the pump automatic shut-off, because if it fails a car tire could explode. That is dangerous. However, sometimes I do let the pump run and just trust it to shut itself off. No problems yet.
Before I had this, an air pump I had failed after a long life. I went pump shopping stores. From Autozone to Walmart and all store names in between, their seemed to be only brand of small portable pumps - it was a brand with the sketchy name "Slime". I distrusted this brand immediately. Any company that takes over an established market overnight (like a pump company getting its product to dominate shelves from Walmart to Autozone), is discounting its new product heavily for the sellers and maybe even offering rebates to the sellers. The brands typically have to pay for these discounts and rebates through cost-reduction in production. That means **cheap** production values. Well, since I couldn't find another brand, I bought Slime and - unsurprisingly - it broke in short time. I went shopping again and still saw nothing but this new brand, Slime. I said, "NEVER AGAIN!" and broke my habit of buying in stores. I bought this pump online and continue to use it for my car tire. I was using it every few days for quite a long time on my car due to multiple tire leaks (probably along the wheel rim). I got new tires a few months ago and the leaks are gone, but the pump still works and is ready to go back into use. Thanks, Avid!
| Brand | AVID POWER |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Tire Inflation |
| Power Source | battery power/ corded electric |
| Noise Level | 65 dB |
| Special Feature | ➤12V DC / 110V AC Power Supply➤ Inflation & Deflation Modes➤Automatically Shut Off➤Digital Pressure Gauge➤ Compact, Portable & Lightweight➤ |
| Included Components | 1* Avid Power 12V/ 110V Inflator/Deflator, 3 * Nozzle Adaptors, 1* High Volume Hose, 1* User Manual |
| Item Weight | 5.9 Pounds |
| Color | 1-red |
| Material | Other |
| Product Dimensions | 11"L x 7"W x 6.8"H |
| Style | 12V DC / 110V AC Air Compressor |
| Air Flow Capacity | 30 LPM |
| Hose Length | 28 Inches |
| Manufacturer | AVID POWER |
| Item Weight | 5.9 pounds |
| Item model number | ACAP322 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ACAP322 |
| Special Features | ➤12V DC / 110V AC Power Supply➤ Inflation & Deflation Modes➤Automatically Shut Off➤Digital Pressure Gauge➤ Compact, Portable & Lightweight➤ |
| Rim Diameter | 19 Inches |
| Wattage | 200 watts |
