Portable Air Pump

If you own a car without a spare tire you should never go without this device. I own a Tesla model 3 with no spare tire and I'm more than one occasion have ended up with a flat tire and was lucky enough to get a can of flat fix to get to the next place where I get air. Flat fix doesn't area tire up enough to get you somewhere safely. Add some flat fix and add air with the Linkstyle air pump to proper pressure in just a few minutes this will Air your tire up to the full pressure. Has a very bright flashlight that works so you can work in the dark and is very easy to operate. I highly recommend this product.

I bought because it was $60 off and it seemed well built. It went down to three bars after tapping off first tire, stayed at three for other 3 tires. When I set for 32 psi, it stops at 32. Set at 33 it stops at 34. Not an issue with me. What I like is when I connect \ disconnect the plug it doesn't leak any air, so I don't have to compensate. Also it turns off after charging. Probably why I lost a bar when starting. Overall the best battery operated inflater owned so far.

I bought because it was on sale and it seemed well built. It went down to three bars after tapping off first tire, stayed at three for other 3 tires. When I set for 32 psi, it stops at 32. Set at 33 it stops at 34. Not an issue with me. What I like is when I connect \ disconnect the plug it doesn't leak any air, so I don't have to compensate. Also it turns off after charging. Probably why I lost a bar when starting. Overall the best battery operated inflater owned so far. Should be for the price.

I picked this little guy up after a bout of trying to pump up a tire on my bike. My bike's tire is rated at 80psi. Looked through a few hundred electric, battery, corded pumps and compared features and ratings....decided on the Linkstyle Portable Air Pump. A little spendy, but cheap isn't necessarily best, and while the slide pump can mount to the bike, to use as needed, when desperate, the Linkstyle can stay in the garage for serious filling. Sure, it's portable/rechargeable, but even though small, relatively speaking, I wouldn't want to carry it with my bike. In the trunk of a car, sure, and it'll work for that too, but for my purposes...garage it is.

So, after a little fiddling around to get the hose to mount (still not so good with Presta valves), but nothing extensive, I was ready to see how it compared to my somewhat abortive manual pumping. I set the pump for 80psi and hit start. About 30 sweat free SECONDS later, the pump stopped, and the tire was full. Little beastie earned his keep right there.

I like buying things that just work. I, like most use a pump for too much stuff. Snow blower tires, car tires, mtn bike tires, road bike tires, neighbors tires... the list goes on. So I paired this pump with a previous purchase for my tri bike disc wheel. The SILCA Disc valve adapter fit perfectly on the hose making pumping up tires on our 7 bicycles extremely simple. Definitely a pump for pre ride/race air check. A bit bulky to take along on a race or ride.