"Tired" of always having to schlep to the gas station when you need to top off your tires? No more! (Amazon)
Summer storms are already kicking up across the country. Everyone loves that post-rain smell, but permit us to be a downer for a second: What if those puddles are hiding something nasty, like a pothole or a nail? One wrong move and you've got a flat tire — and that's almost as bad as a warm Arnold Palmer. The good news: Zgzuxo's Tire Inflator can save the day, and it's on sale for just $30 — nearly 45% off. Yahoo Senior Tech Writer Rick Broida recently reviewed this gadget and said it "might be [his] favorite car accessory" of the year.
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This brawny little air pump will save you untold dollars, and its built-in safety light might even save your life on a dark roadside.
When you get a flat, calling a tow truck can leave you with a hefty bill, to say nothing of the cost of a new tire. At just $30, down from $53, this inflator can help you at least limp to an auto shop to have a leak fixed. Plus, keeping your tires properly inflated can help your car get better mileage, saving you some cash at the pump too.
This tire inflator can put out as much as 150 PSI, which is more than enough to inflate even the most stubborn tire. The battery lasts long enough for the pump to fill multiple tires, but if it runs down, you can power it off the 12-volt port in your vehicle. Speaking of battery life, if your phone is on 0%, this doubles as a power bank — just use it to charge your tech while you're on the road!
The built-in LCD screen displays the current tire pressure as well as the target goal you've set. You can monitor the process to ensure it's working as intended, but you don't have to babysit it; an automatic stop feature will turn off the pump once the tire reaches your desired pressure.
You also get three different light modes for the LED. One is a steady, bright light for working at night, while another flashes for emergencies. The third is a strobe light for increased visibility (which could quite literally be a lifesaver when you're stuck on the shoulder of a pitch-dark highway).
Over 1,300 shoppers are pumped enough to give this inflator a five-star rating.
"I am in love," said one smitten shopper. "That's right. I am in love with a tire pump! I can easily pump my front tires at 32 PSI and my back tires at 34 PSI. I used to inflate all four tires on the same PSI because it's easier. I did not like that I had to drag the cord and wind them up. This pump is so much smaller and fun to use. It even has a USB 'out' port so I can use it to charge my phone too."
"Air pump is super easy to use. I use it primarily on my wheelchair tires, which need an inflation 'top off' a couple of times a week," said another user. "Just hook up [the] hose, set [the] pressure at 120 PSI and hit the button. In less than a minute, the tire is topped off; I do the other tire, and I'm good to roll on!"
This shopper said it was good to go right out of the box. "I got it delivered in less than 24 hours," the fan wrote. "It came fully charged and I topped off four underinflated tires in about 10 minutes."
"I don't know about you, but I never seem to have quarters available to use the air pump at the gas station, so I love this as a solution," said this relatable reviewer. "Also, it's small and lightweight, and so I can have it and use it anywhere my car is."
One reviewer warned that "it does take a few minutes to inflate the tires," but added that they don't consider that to be a major issue. "The attachment to inflate things like kids' swim tubes or arm floats is also small enough to fit in those little valves. For the price, you are not going to find a better product!"
Another mentioned that "a slightly longer hose or a swivel end for it to rotate" would've taken this pump from good to great. And while it's not a deal breaker, "it would just make it a little less awkward to use," they said.
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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