VIAIR 85P - 00085 Portable Plug In Cigarette Lighter Port Compressor Kit
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About VIAIR 85P - 00085 Portable Plug In Cigarette Lighter Port Compressor Kit
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
64% were satisfied with the automatic shut-off feature, yet 36% weren't
I noticed that the second product stopped working after the first use, indicating that there might be an issue with the automatic shut-off feature.
There might be an issue with the automatic shut-off feature as the second product stopped working after the first use.
I noticed that the unit lacks automatic shut-off based on desired PSI.
The product is in brand new condition, but it no longer puts out air.
83% highlighted the inflation speed
The air compressor can fill more than one tire without overheating and adds about 30 PSI to a tire in just a few minutes, indicating a reasonably fast inflation speed for its size.
85% found it quiet to operate
The air pump has good heat dissipation and is not too loud, which helps when inflating tires from empty.
The pump system is well designed and quiet, unlike many other air compressors-inflators that are loud.
82% liked the portability, yet 18% found it awkward
It's a great addition to our car's permanent emergency tote or a nice unit for portable use.
The air compressor feels sturdy and is small enough to keep in the trunk without taking up much space.
The air compressor is small yet powerful and quickly inflates low car tires.
I noticed that the hose comes straight out the back, where it then has to make a sharp bend for storage, including in the provided carrying case. This could lead to a failure point and I suggest that the hose should come out somewhere else so it doesn't need to make the sharp bend.
The hose comes out straight from the back, which makes a sharp bend for storage, including in the provided carrying case. This could lead to a failure point, so it's better to come out from somewhere else.
71% appreciated the pressure range, although 29% found it insufficient
I used to inflate RV trailer tires up to 65PSI, even though the pressure gage on the pump was a few pounds off and the recommended pressure limit is 60PSI.
