SealeyRs132 Roadstart Emergency Power Pack & Air Compressor 12V 900 Peak Amps

Brilliant pack that holds its charge well. Only charged once since purchase and still does the job. Tyre pressure gauge stopped working after first use but not bothered about that as I didn’t purchase as a tyre inflated. Always use a proper gauge to check tyre pressure anyway.

The Jumpstarter takes to long to Charge from New. The instructions say you have to Charge it for 36 HOURS. That is more than a WHOLE DAY.Also to the Jump leads are TOO SMALL for MOST CARS you have to put the Crocodile Clips on the Battery Connector Nuts. To GET THE JUMPSTARTER TO FUNCTION WHEN ON THE CAR, YOU HAVE TO TURN A KNOB (WHICH IS NOT CLEARLY MARKED ON AND OFF) TO THE ON POSITION.That is not only thing,(You have To Press a Button To Operate Everything On This Jump starter),The Compressor works Ok for Pumping Tyres, takes about 10n Minutes but most are like this.Finally to RECHARGE AFTER USING, THE MANUAL SAYS RECHARGE FOR 24 HOURS. SO OVERALL NOT GOOD.......!!!!!

I bought this because some of my wife's carers run cars that don't seem to start well in cold weather, not realising that I would need it to start my own car due to lack of use one day, It starts little cars really well, up to 4 cylinder engines, maybe I should have bought the heavier duty one for my own car which is 8 cylinders, but I have to say it started my car in freezing weather that had not been run for 4 days which had a flat battery I was impressed as it wasn't designed for V8's, I will say that it started not only my car but 2 others from cold without being recharged, It also comes with a built in compressor pump for your tyres, a handy light and ports for cigarette lighter type plugs and USB plug for charging phones if you get stuck out somewhere, WELL IMPRESSED (EVEN IF I DID BUY THE WRONG ONE)

Incredibly useful unit, having the jump start capability, emergency light and USB/cigarette lighter power feeds allows for plenty of scope for keeping yourself going in a breakdown. Its a chunky bit of kit but it has to have a decent sized battery cell inside, so its to be expected.It does tuck "mostly" out of the way in the boot, but id rather have the inconveinence of a little less space for the benefits this unit provides.So why only nearly great?Its the compressor, dont get me wrong, the compressor does the job, but the weak point here is the pressure gauge.This is my second powerbank after sending back the first, it was swapped out by Amazon immeadiately and replacement was sent, but the replacement has exactly the same issue.The gauge i "think" reads very light, so 30 odd PSI reports as about 10 PSI, so the unit cannot be used to top up tyres as you simply dont know what the true pressure is. The pump will inflate tyres but you would have to stop once you think it seems right and then check the pressures again as soon as possible, as underinflation or over inflation can affect the driving performance of your car.Sure enough a cheap pressure gauge would help out, but it does kind of negate the purpose of this unit being an all in one soloution.All in all i really like this pack, but the pressure gauge is just annoying and seeing that there are multiple reports of this issue, i think Sealy should seriously look at their QC.I really want to be able to recommend the pack but until thie issue is addressed with the gauge, i can only give it 3 stars and a buy with caution note.

Due to lock down my wife and I haven't used our car as much and we have been caught out with flat battery several times... :( well no more … :) RS1322HV 12V Road-Start Emergency Power Pack 900 Peak Amps with Air Compressor will over ride our predicament... :)

Sealey have a good name but very unfortunately this product could not jump start mycsit on mower. Nor could it blow up a 2 year old child's inflatable. Ended up blowing it up manually.Would not recommend

Only dislike is the tyre gauge.Doesn’t appear to register very well.Every thing else is good

The air compressor was very weak initally and the display scale was too wide (up to 150psi) and not accurate enough to give any real indication of car tyre inflation. After a few weeks and only a few uses (less than the stipulated 10 mins) the compressor made not good sounds and would only add a few Psi after 5 mins - my old one would probably completely inflate a tyre in 5 minutes! Perhapse it was just a rogue but would not recommend for tyre inflating given the pressure gauge would never have the accuracy required.