12V Slime Pro Power Heavy-Duty Tire Inflator - COMP06

Manjunath Sundaram: Awesome product and a must in you car boot !!

India on Sep 09, 2017

VGVS S.: Excellent - must have for roadies!

India on Jul 04, 2016

Dennis Bell: I bought this pump after purchasing a similar but cheaper unit that I was not happy with because the supply wires overheated.

I just received it today and tried it out on both a garden cart tire (14psi max) and a truck tire (35psi on a '98 Dodge Dakota Extended Cab Pickup) and was happy with the results. The air hose that goes from the pump to the tire did get fairly warm, but the pump itself and the supply wires stayed cool. I do expect the pump would get hot if I ran it long enough (as the warning sticker clearly states) but I did not experience that in the time that I used it.

Going with the advice of other user's for this and similar pumps, I went ahead and bought the RoadPro battery clip-on so I could run it directly from the car battery. I think this is the smart way to use it and eliminates the potential of burning out the fuse on the cigarette/accessory outlet. The other good thing is that there is plenty of room in the included case to store it too.

An important thing to note is that the version of this pump that I received is (I believe) a slightly newer version of the pump. While it's the same model, the switches for the pump and...

United States on Nov 08, 2011

southernfool: I've always neglected the air pressure in my tires, mostly because I dislike running around the gas station parking lot trying to get the most out of my 75 cent air investment. Besides that, I can only drive one car there at a time so it takes two trips to get them taken care of. Winters in Chicago don't help this process.

That's why I'm so thrilled with my recent purchase of this Slime inflator. I can stay on top of my cars' tire pressure from the comfort of my own garage. Here are some thoughts on the product:

- I was very caught up in the 12v 15 amp discussions from other reviewers. My 2002 Honda Civic only had 10 amp lighter sockets. My 2004 Toyota Sienna thankfully does have 15 amp lighter sockets. Don't make fun of my cars - that's how I roll...
- Needless to say, the Slime worked fine while plugged into either socket, even the one with 10 amps. I didn't feel like sacrificing a fuse to prove a point, so I only turned it on in the 10 amp socket for a few seconds.
- It turns out that each of my tires only required a few seconds of compressor time to get them fully inflated. I filled up 8 tires this evening, and they were...

United States on Nov 11, 2008