TEROMAS Tire Inflator Air Compressor, Portable DC/AC Air Pump for Car Tires 12V DC and Other Inflatables at Home 110V AC, Digital Electric Tire Pump with Pressure Gauge

Have had for a while and has worked great on bike and car many times.

TL; DR: a good pump with a good price and good customer service, albeit with some poor design choices and questionable longer term reliabiIity (on things other than the actual compressor pump).Edit: After posting the review, the company reached out to me and replaced the air pump. So, while I still had an issue with the pump, I have updated this to 4-stars because of the customer service. I have a (now new) working pump and appreciate the proactivity from the company to stand behind their product.I bought one of these and liked it enough to buy a second (one in car, one in home). Around the home and garage it's great because of the 110V capability. I can use an extension cord to reach around the entire vehicle or to whatever I'm inflating. It pumps quick and seems to work quite well.Here was the problem:1. After 15 months of ownership and only periodic usage, the hose broke where it's attached to the thumb lock. 3 months out of the warranty period. This is a bad design where the hose is "compression fit" to the thumb lock. It's not the most durable (but also a very common) design.2. The inflation hose is far too short. I have 18" wheels on my car. If it's parked in such a way that the valve is at the top of the rim, I literally have to hold the inflator in my hand because the hose won't reach from the floor to the valve stem. The hose is maybe 12" long - should be 18" minimum given the size of tires today.3. If you are using the 12V system in your car, the cord won't reach very far. The power cord is about 10' long. If you pass it from the center of your car and then it drops a foot to the ground, you lose 4' of usable length. This means you have 6' of cord to reach all 4 corners of your car (since you get no additional length from the hose). I have another 12V only pump where the cord is well over 10', and the inflation hose is probably 4' long. This other inflator reaches all 4 corners without an issue.4. The black coating on the unit gets sticky in humid weather and after a year, it became a gummy mess. I used iso alcohol to remove it all. Why people use this coating on parts is beyond me. Again, not unique to this pump.

Just got this today and used it to pump up the tires on my truck. The truck does not have a cig lighter connection so I bought this because the truck does have 110v.The machine worked well, operated just as advertised...Couple of little things: the 110v and 12v cords seem pretty light duty but with care I suppose they will last. The case is just barely big enough to hold the machine and cords...all in all, pretty minor things but thought I would mention them

I was driving on vacation in rural Colorado and my tire light on my dash went on. I couldn’t find a gas station with a working compressor. When I got home, I bought this to keep in my car for peace of mind. I now have a slow leak in my tire. It is easy to use. I plugged it into my cigarette lighter, turned on my car, chose PSI, hit the plus button until it read 34, and then hit the start button. The compressor stopped automatically and my dash tire light is now off. I would highly recommend it. It’s extremely easy to use and is compact.

This is a wonderful product. Recommended by a friend and I am so glad I have it. I essentially have it for my motorcycle and works perfect especially with my large drum breaks that earlier were very cumbersome with other inflators. But this one works perfect and very flexible. Works well with all . . The best part is that you can also ploughed it to the wall outlet and not just the 12v outlet in the car . . Loving it