what is the best electric car pumps for the home
what is the best electric car pumps for the home
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Driver Rider

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608 posts

227 months

Tuesday 24th December 2019
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I seem to always need to pump my tyres up are there are brands of electric car pumps that are known for being high quality and also highly accurate.

Look forward to your replies


Haltamer

2,676 posts

110 months

Friday 27th December 2019
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Have a look at one of these:
https://www.halfords.com/workshop-tools/garage-equ...

It does take a cigarette lighter input, but you can get a wall plug -> Cigarette lighter on amazon for about £20, Just ensure it is 180W capable. (Or just plug it into the car!)

I've been using it for a while; It has an accurate gauge, surprisingly rapid inflation, and is also quiet enough that you can easily hold a conversation whilst it is running. Furthermore, unlike cheaper items, it doesn't dance and rattle around the floor whilst it runs.

Petrolsmasher

2,452 posts

146 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Maybe you should look at refurbing your alloys? You shouldent have to pump your tyres that often unless your rims are leaking slowly or something due to corrosion.

Driver Rider

Original Poster:

608 posts

227 months

Monday 6th January 2020
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Haltamer said:
Have a look at one of these:
https://www.halfords.com/workshop-tools/garage-equ...

It does take a cigarette lighter input, but you can get a wall plug -> Cigarette lighter on amazon for about £20, Just ensure it is 180W capable. (Or just plug it into the car!)

I've been using it for a while; It has an accurate gauge, surprisingly rapid inflation, and is also quiet enough that you can easily hold a conversation whilst it is running. Furthermore, unlike cheaper items, it doesn't dance and rattle around the floor whilst it runs.
I will be sure to have look at this. Thank you for this.

Driver Rider

Original Poster:

608 posts

227 months

Monday 6th January 2020
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Petrolsmasher said:
Maybe you should look at refurbing your alloys? You shouldent have to pump your tyres that often unless your rims are leaking slowly or something due to corrosion.
I hadn't thought about that. My car does need some TLC it must be said.