SuperFlow Portable Air Pump 120 Volt, Tire Inflator, HV-41 Air Compressor for Cars, ATVs, Bikes, Strollers, Balls and Inflatables

This is an easy, excellent air pump. It helps my husband fill up the bike tires and it also is used for balls, and air mattresses in the pool area. Excellent product.

This is so much better than the cheapo compressor it replaced. You can fill up a car tire pretty quickly, and the pressure gauge seems to be very accurate. I really like the fact that it runs from an outlet instead of having to plug it into a 12V socket in the car. I did have to use a short extension cord to be able to reach the rear tires when parked in the garage, the included cord is not quite long enough.It works great on bikes, too.The only thing I don't like about compressors in general is the lever attachment to the valve stem. I wish someone would come up with a better design. It is difficult to attach the fitting to valve stems without putting a lot of force on the point where the cylinder meets the hose when using the lever. After time, that will wear out and start leaking. This is not a knock on this particular product, but for all compressors in general.

*Update* This unit has stopped working after about 9 months of moderate use. The fuse is still good, it just will not turn on anymore. Still gets two stars because it was cheap and did work well for a while.I have used a jumper box/tire inflator combo to fill my tires for the last several years. However, the battery finally failed and I needed to find a replacement. I knew I did not want another battery-powered unit and I went back and forth between 12v that you plug into a car and a 120v inflator. I finally settled on the 120v because I thought it would give me a quicker tire fill and would last longer.That said I was rather disappointed with this 120v unit. Even though the unit is only designed to inflate up to 120psi, the built in gauge is goes all the way up to 200psi in increments of 10. It would be far more useful to have a gauge that goes to maybe 130psi, but in increments of 5 in order to make it more of an accurate read.My other complaint is that when I was filling up my car tires the unit really started to struggle on the last tire. I was well with in the 10 minute run time, but the compressor just did not want to go past 35 PSI.In the end, it worked okay for 9 months, but it did not outperform the battery-powered compressor that it replaced, and it lasted less than half as long.

I purchased this to replace a much heavier compressor with tank for our fifth wheel RV (part of a weight reduction plan to reduce pin weight on the truck). It works well and doesn't take too long to get up to the 80 PSI for the trailer and rear truck tires. I only have one concern and that is I have noticed a fair bit of water condensation spitting out when I disconnect the inflater after airing up a tire. I hope this doesn't translate into water in the tires after multiple uses. (Compressors with tanks get around the condensation issue by having a drain valve at the bottom of the compressor tank.)

Great little compressor. So handy and compact and handles tires easily. Would recommend to anyone looking for household compressor

portable, slick and easy to use!

At first I thought the item was worth it, but the more I use it the more it was a waste of money. I may be better off trying to use my own lungs to fill up tires, tubes, etc.

For standard use it works great. My wife's Corvette has thick-walled run flats and it slowed down quite a bit. It took about 5 seconds per pound of pressure between 20-30 psi and 12 seconds from 30-40 psi and 20 seconds per pound for 40-44 psi. For all the tires on my bikes, lawn equipment, and my F-150 it worked quickly.