Compact 12V Tire Inflator Compressor by Wagan - Quick Setup and Inflation

ADRIAN BITULEANU: It works very well and it stops when reaching the preset value.

Canada on Feb 26, 2023

SH: This product has been very helpful for me. I have a tire with a slow leak and use this a couple times a month. I have bought 2 of these over a 2 year span (the first one still works great, one for each car). It's hard to find a "free" air machine at gas stations these days, so I recommend this little machine!

United States on Feb 01, 2022

zemo: It’s pretty straightforward and works well, but the PSI dial is difficult to get completely precise. Bad design there, honestly. Not sure what use a light has on the opposite side of the pump either.

United States on Nov 25, 2020

Seabellz: I completely agree with the post in 2017 that the product is just okay. Positives: it will automatically shut off at the desired psi. I liked that I could use it anywhere. I never had to stop at a gas station to fill my tire up. I also liked having the light on the compressor.
I was happy with compressor/Inflator until it broke. Just under 6 months and the component for the cigarette lighter broke. I am still confused as in why. My only guess is that it was faulty. After reading an earlier post on the cost to return it for a new one, I am still debating if I will.

United States on Jan 12, 2020

JennyD: Boy oh boy, is this ever easy to use and SO useful in every way. All this time I'd been going to the service station for air, squatting down on my old knees and grimacing in front of the world, and here was this wonderful compact, super easy to use Wagan air compressor. I love it, and I can moan out loud about my knees in my own driveway in privacy. An all-in-one product and automatically injects the amt of air you request and stops on it's own. How could anyone ask for more? Greatest invention!
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Well, that was in May, and now it's Oct 2017 and I'm updating. Yesterday, the great day of whatever could go wrong did go wrong, my car's system alerted me to check the air pressure in my tires. There I was at a doctor's office and thought, "Oh no, what now", but then I remembered that I keep this little air compressor in my car and so I opened it up, plugged it into the old cigarette type lighter connection, and headed to each tire. Nothing to it! Locked the connection to my tires, pushed the button and in about 20-30 seconds, it stopped on its own when it reached the correct tire pressure I'd dialed in. It was SUPER! I...

United States on May 19, 2017

rotwiler: I tried out the inflator on 2 vehicles so far. My 2010 Camaro SS and 2006 Dodge Durango. Both vehicles had low pressure, the Dodge was at 25psi, should be 33, the Camaro SS was at 25psi and should be 36. I set dial on the Wagan inflator(isn't easy to get exact, since dial doesn't show exact psi, so I put dial close). My Durango pumped up all to 33 zero issues. Took about 3 mins per tire. The Camaro SS needed more air(from 25-36psi) so took about 4 mins per tire. I have tire pressure monitor in car, so checked on way to work. The Camaro had 36 psi on both passenger tires and 37 psi on both drivers tires, I let out a psi of air and was good. Sure saved a lot of time rechecking while filling, and wish I got this inflator awile ago. If you really want to be accurate, I would probably get a digital inflator, but this suits me fine, plus it has a bonus led light, so night time tire filling can be done easier. If I could find a digtal version for $5 more, I would probably get that, but there's nothing wrong with this inflator for the money.

United States on Jan 26, 2017