OlarHike Portable Tire Inflator - Air Compressor for Car Tires with Automatic Shutoff - 120 psi Digital Pressure Gauge and Emergency LED Light - Cordless and Compact Automotive Pump - Black and Orange

This is not super loud either. It inflate tires pretty fast. I would say it takes about 5-7 min or less to do all 4 tires to inflate about 4- 5 lbs each. I love it and no going to a gas station at all anymore. Comes in handy just like a portable jumper .

It performs really well, I did all four of my tires in less than twenty minutes. I charge it after each use and then it’s ready to go for the next time I need it. The auto shutoff was a little finicky the last time I used it, but I believe that was partly user error. The device has been accurate regarding the PSI every time I have checked it with a tire gauge. I don’t find it too bulky and usually leave it in my trunk. As a woman, I’m glad I don’t have to go gas station to gas station trying to find a decent/working air pump anymore. Especially at night, this is much more ideal for my situation.

Piece of garbage! Did not even last two years. Battery will not charge and will not hold a charge. Run away from this brand. Amazon is selling cheaper and cheaper items from China.

I would have loved to give this 5 stars, but the battery isn't quite up to snuff. This compressor is relatively quiet but it's not what I would call low volume. It is pretty fast to fill up the tire compared to other ones I've used. The tire pressure seems to be accurate compared to my air pressure gauge and it's easy to adjust the pressure level. It keeps the last used pressure setting, so you don't have to worry about it defaulting to the factory preset levels when you start it up.The big downside to this one is the battery life. My car uses 245/45R19 tires. It has a slow leak in two tires that triggers the low pressure warning in my car about once a week. I keep my tire pressure at 37psi and it drops to about 25 over the course of a week. The battery can just barely fill both tired from 25-37psi before having to be recharged. If you need to fill a car tire from 0 I don't think it would be able to do that in most cases.I like that I don't have to run a cable out of my car door every time I fill up my tires, but I do have to charge it after each use. It's not a huge deal breaker for me, but it's something to keep in mind about this unit. The battery also doesn't seem to like cold temperatures. When fully charged it drops almost immediatly to empty on the built in battery gauge. It doesn't seem to be empty since it still fills the tire. The flashlight is pretty weak as well. It does light up enough for you to fill the tires in the dark if you don't have another light source, but it's not great.I think it's good to have in a pinch if you might have a slow leak or just want that extra safety of being able to fill your tire if it gets a nail. I wouldn't recommend it for someone who wants to use it as a primary compressor in a situation where they need to fill a lot of things regularly.

This little gadget is a must have for your garage and/or in the car. Easy to use, wireless, rechargeable, and portable so it's very convenient. Seems well made and fills tires almost as fast as my compressor. In fact, since I got this inflator, haven't needed my compressor. Had to put 25 psi in each of my daughter's car tires, and it was no problem. Had about 3/4 battery to start and 1/4 battery after. Recharges with USB-C cord. Comes with ball and air mattress attachments but haven't tried them yet. I'm sure it'll fill them with ease. Highly recommend.

This lasted me 1year and 4months.After which when you put it to charge to will see the battery charging, it will display full but once you unplug it won’t turn on. If you keep plugged in and try to turn on it still won’t. I wanted it to last me longer. Once fully charged you can put air into basically 3 1/2 tires. So one tire won’t be fully aired.(small car). Other than that it saved me a couple of times.

works great very compact

Was sick of paying to put air in my tires. This is kept in my car and if I need to put air in my tires, it worked perfectly. I have also helped out a friend who had low tire pressure so it will pay for itself in no time.