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12v Tyre pump
« on: 03 August 2012, 14:50:10 »
Any one recomend a good one for the car.

Seen one that a mate has that has a small reciever on it, of the ones with the tank the best I have is one supplied by porche with thier cars.
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #1 on: 03 August 2012, 15:49:05 »
Most of them are cheap shite that fails after a couple of uses IME.

I was trying to pump a trailer tyre up a month or so ago. Needed 60 PSI and the one on my "jump-start" battery pack thing hit a brick wall at about 50 PSI despite the pressure gauge and marketing BS claiming it was good for over 200 PSI. ;D Gave up when the motor started making nasty smells. ::)

Actually, I think the nicest one I've come across was an old Porsche one IIRC.

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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #2 on: 03 August 2012, 15:51:19 »
Quote from: Kevin Wood on 03 August 2012, 15:49:05
Most of them are cheap shite that fails after a couple of uses IME.

I was trying to pump a trailer tyre up a month or so ago. Needed 60 PSI and the one on my "jump-start" battery pack thing hit a brick wall at about 50 PSI despite the pressure gauge and marketing BS claiming it was good for over 200 PSI. ;D Gave up when the motor started making nasty smells. ::)

Actually, I think the nicest one I've come across was an old Porsche one IIRC.

Yep, that is my experience too.
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #3 on: 03 August 2012, 15:59:04 »
Too true Kevin.  you do get what you pay for in most cases.

My mates on his battey jump pack is brilliant, I bought one (a cheap one) and it was naff regards the pump, forgot to charge it and it was then completely stuffed, so never actually got any use out of that one.  :-\
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #5 on: 03 August 2012, 16:07:47 »
Quote from: Mr Skrunts on 03 August 2012, 16:04:11
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?LH_BIN=1&_sacat=0&_from=R40&_nkw=12v%20digital%20tyre%20pump&LH_PrefLoc=1&_sop=15

Any one got one of these type, are they any better?

Probably find it's the usual tat inside with a blingy digital display bolted on.
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #7 on: 03 August 2012, 16:23:14 »
The B&D ones are 12v and mains adaptor as well.
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #9 on: 03 August 2012, 16:36:12 »
I have an old one that I got FOC using Esso vouchers years ago.  Its been hammered, dropped and used loads of times including inflating near flat tyres.  Its still going strong :y

I have used the ones built in to battery jump packs and found them to be generally krap, as was stated earlier in other posts
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #10 on: 03 August 2012, 17:07:30 »
Just bought one of these. 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BLACK-DECKER-AIR-COMPRESSOR-CAR-TYRE-PUMP-MAX-11-BAR-/190696244693?pt=UK_Air_Tools_and_Compressors&hash=item2c6661c5d5

But paid (as below) over £25 in costs from America and still saved money.

Items:                                   GBP 38.05
Shipping & Handling:             GBP 15.23
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Total Before Tax:                   GBP 53.28
Estimated Tax To Be Collected:      USD 0.00
Import Fees Deposit              GBP 10.66
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Order Total:                              GBP 63.94 (EBay £95.44) :-\

I know its an exspensive extravagence but so what (at least our lass will enjoy checking the tyres in future (bless her  :P))
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #11 on: 03 August 2012, 17:09:02 »
Quote from: dbug on 03 August 2012, 16:36:12
I have an old one that I got FOC using Esso vouchers years ago.  Its been hammered, dropped and used loads of times including inflating near flat tyres.  Its still going strong :y

I have used the ones built in to battery jump packs and found them to be generally krap, as was stated earlier in other posts

The B*D one I have bought carries enough charge to inflate 4 tyres from scratch they reckon.
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #12 on: 03 August 2012, 18:45:44 »
I've had one of these in my wirk truck for the last 2 years: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ring-RAC700-Compressor-4X4-Car-Tyre-Tire-Inflator-Pump-RAC640-RAC650-Replacement-/251119646021?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3a77e5b545 .

It works well, is quiet, and will inflate a large, flat tyre in about 5 minues without any problems. The lead is long enough to pump any of the tyres on the car.
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #13 on: 03 August 2012, 21:11:30 »
I've got a 12v cheapo one from halfrauds......just pumps tires, nothing else, with digital display...

It can pump my bus tyres upto 60psi without a fuss......altho it takes its time about it....but it works  :y
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Re: 12v Tyre pump
« Reply #14 on: 03 August 2012, 21:21:42 »
I have one of the Vx ones and its great, plus dead cheap to get off the scrappers
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