EPAuto 12V DC Portable Air Compressor Pump, Digital Tire Inflator

I've used this compressor only once on my Jeep Wrangler, and while the speed started off pretty good, it blew the fuse to the accessory switch within less than a minute. I switched to my cigarette lighter switch, but it blew that fuse too within 30 seconds. Bought more fuses and attempted again with both sockets but it keeps blowing the fuses within 30-60 seconds of use.

Fills up car tires from 0 to 32 psi in 7-8 minutes. Does not gets hot as other brands. The only thing getting hot was that air flow pipe.

Good product, only12 volts power supply option

Strong, fast, simply the best

Excellent product and easy to use.

easy to use, very fast pumping

Easy to use, mobile easy to move and carry

We bought this to use in case of an emergency on the road. We finally got around to using it and it won't pump the tires. We bought in case we would ever need one on the go and the first time we needed it, it didn't even work. Followed the instructions and all it did was get really hot and smell of smoke. Would not recommend getting this, really disappointed.

I was looking into buying a "Milwaukee Electric Tools M12". However, for my usage, that product is so expensive! Plus, its charger and batteries are sold separately. Then, I saw this product and read some of its reviews. I have used it only once so far. It is pretty accurate and easy to use. For example, you can set tire pressure on 35 PSI and then press start. The device will stop when the tire pressure has reached 35.5 PSI (or you can turn it off manually). That 0.5 PSI extra is there to ensure when you are disconnecting the device from the tire, you still have 35 PSI.I will modify this review after some months, but so far, for this price, it is recommended.

I'm a car guy and have dozens of these things. I tend to review stuff I really love or really suck. This I like!It's heavier than average and feels quality, quieter than most pumps - almost too quiet, as I can't tell its done, love the auto pressure button! I can work on other parts of the car while the tires are inflating. It will stop on your pre-selected PSI. cord wraps up neater than most others and has quick connect clips to keep them snug! Comes with a handy storage bag. (I think I heard someone complain about the quality of the bag) - it is more than adequate and most importantly fits easily. It has a nifty carry handle on top. cord length good, light is a handy feature, easy to read display. Controls are intuitive and your pre-set tire pressure stays as default til u change it. Very little noise and vibration when operating way better than average. Pump time is about average. One new feature for me is the screw on attachment to valve. I was skeptical about this, but at the same time wanted to give it a try. As suspected you can loose 1/2 to 1 psi when disconnecting it. I just add 1 psi to selector - it is still quick and easy to connect and disconnect. I paid full price for this pump. 5 star.

It worked once! I pumped up some soccer balls and it worked, now I tried 4 days later to pump up my car tires and it turns on reads the pressure but it just won’t pump! I switched the fuse to double check, and I attached the power cord to different cars to see if that was the problem!I’ll change the review if the seller gives me a new one.. otherwise don’t buy this garbage! K bought it for emergencies for my atv, won’t be able to count on this thing to safe you from a flat.

I really wanted to like & keep this unit but its nozzle does not work with Presta-to-Schrader valve adapters. I bought this unit intending to pump my bicycle tires (which have Presta valves) 3-4 times a month, and to pump my car tires only 2 times a year. First time out the box, the unit had no issues using a Presta-to-Schrader adapter and pump my bike tires to 90-100 PSI. I also had no problem pumping my car tires to 39-41 PSI. Then on 2nd use, I am not sure what happened with the nozzle, it will not keep an air tight zeal with the same Presta-to-Schrader valve adapter anymore. I spent an hour trying everything from adjusting the rubber gasket on the pump's nozzle, and also tried completely deflating my bike tire before pumping. But it would only get up to 50-60 PSI before air started leaking through the side & back of the nozzle.I compared its nozzle to and old cheaply made unit from a Canadian retail chain, and sadly the cheaply made unit actually has a much better nozzle design that doesn't leak. So I had no choice but to return this item as it's of no use for my purpose.