AstroAI AC300Y Air Compressor Tyre Inflator Portable Air Pump for Car Tyres,12V DC Digital Tyre Pump 150PSI with Emergency LED Light for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles and Other Inflatables

I was surprised at the quality of this little pump. Don't know how long it will last but seems very solid and certainly fills the tyres quickly. Especially good for sack barrows/barrows/trolleys etc with small tyres but will do full size car tyres also (up to 150 psi). I tried to pump up my barrow tyres at the filling station but it just didn't work, but this pump filled them fully in a few seconds at the first attempt. A good buy I think.

Great. Works fine after a year.

Good quality product

After researching for a few hours, found the Astoria compressor and it had good reviews. Bought to use for car tyre and keep in boot. Others models being researched had issues with the main blade fuse blowed in the car. So far no issues with this, much better quality then I thought it would be, powerful, easy to use, quickly inflates tyres.

My first impression of this tyre compressor is that it seems well made. It's very easy to use and I like that it stops when reaching the set pressure.It's not the cheapest on the market but my dad always said "buy cheap, buy twice " Also comes with a good guarantee.If this lasts as well as my last one I'll be well pleased because I've had that at least 15 years. (That manufacturer no longer about).I've not been able to test the accuracy as yet.

I used this item the day after I received it and did the job exactly as advertised.It is a solid, robust and compact inflator that comes with its own bag and different valves. The bag is just about big enough and it takes a bit of effort to put the pump in, but it is a convenient way to store it.It is not that noisy, and with its metal body it feels better quality than the all plastic alternatives.I cannot comment as to its reliability, because I have only used it once, so it remains to be seen how long it will last.

We didn't know if we had a slow puncture or not, as we had hardly used the car during lockdown. It wasn't immediately obvious how to get the inflator going, as pushing what we thought was the on-off switch didn't seem to do anything. After a bit of fiddling about, it burst into life, and then pumped efficiently.The gauge seems to be fairly accurate, as we were able to check the next day to see if the tyre had lost pressure (it had!) and pump it up enough to get us to a garage to replace the tyre.

I wanted a tyre compressor that suited the 10 amp limitation on the accessory socket on my Kia Niro Hybrid. After a great deal of Googling and UTubing I decided that the AstroAI 150psi would be the most suitable and had good reviews along with a 3 year warranty. The compressor was delivered promptly by AstroAI (ordered through Amazon). It looks to be well made with a selection of adapters and a very snug fitting zip up storage bag. I have so far used it only the once to check/adjust the tyres on my car and it worked very well and not too noisy. It's still early days and time will tell as to it's longer term durability. Fingers crossed!