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

I ordered this pump on the recommendation of one of my grown daughters. She keeps it in the car and has needed it on a few occasions. So I ordered one for myself, thinking that it didn’t cost much and might come in handy someday. Of course, about a month later I was leaving a store and my car let me know that I had a low tire. Yep, I had picked up a nail, so I pulled into a parking lot, hooked up this little guy, pumped the low tire back up, and stopped at a local tire place to get the tire fixed. After that, I ordered several more of these, one for each grand-kid’s car. And they have been come in useful. This is a sturdy, well-designed little air pump, and very easy to hook up and use. Well worth the price.

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.

Works great, easy to use and program. Fills up the tire quite fast. Well-packaged, compact, and comes with a storage bag. Also received ahead of schedule, which I was happy to find at my front door.

Strong, fast, simply the best

Update 11/2023 - I've tested this a few times and works well. I did purchase an adapter to the end of this as the factory pump screw tip allows for a lot of air to leak while you try and unscrew it once it meets the tire pressure. The adapter screws on and is a clip-like tip, where you can easily lock them on and pop them off. I would highly recommend this. I got the "Tire Air Chuck with Clip Adapter." With this addition, the pump is great.Since Teslas do not have a spare tire, I got this in case something happens to my tire. I tested it to pump my model Y tires since it showed my air pressure to vary from 40-45 psi on the tires, and it did work pretty well with some drawbacks listed below. The cable is long enough to plug into the trunk outlet and do the back tires, then I have to unplug and use the front outlet to pump the front tires. Seems that is enough, so this isn't an issue for me. The total length of the power cable is about 8ft 8in.Pros:- pumps at a decent speed- rubber feet to prevent much rattling when placed on the ground, particularly the garage floor- has a flash light in the front- simple to use (one switch to turn on, and + or - to adjust the pressure)- has a fuse to protect from a surge- simple to use. Only 3 buttons (+,-, and a button to change display units)Cons:- the tire screw tip is just that, a screw on. This means that air will escape as you try and screw in the pump to the tire, as well as when you are done pumping and are taking off the pump. You will lose some air while doing this, so you need to unscrew quickly! Not very convenient.- there is no auto off feature. If you set it to a specific PSI, it will get to that number but not turn off. You have to manually turn off the pump, then screw off the tip from the tires.- no way to turn off the flash light. I guess this is ok, but would be nice to have an optionOverall, seems like a decent unit that should work for emergency situations. Will update if I actually do need to try it... But hopefully you will not hear from me.