High Pressure Inflator Bundle with Ryobi Inflator, USB Lithium Battery and Buho Zipper Tool Pouch - Inflates Up to 100 PSI - Ideal for Bicycle Tires, Sports Balls, and Similar Products

The part where they say "vehicle tire top off" is correct. I have 17 year old aluminum rims and they leak a bit over time. Yes, the tire shop cleaned up the beads and added the rubber goo. They are just old and... Tired. Puns aside, I can get from 30 psi to 35 psi on 2 wheels on one charge. A second battery would take care of all 4 Wheels in one go and some patience. Holding the button is kinda annoying but if you use your valve cap and one of the included straps it solves that. The only thing that I find a bit annoying is the indicator measurement goes in incriminates of .5 psi. All and all not a bad product for the price. Mind you I got it from the big orange box store for about 40 bucks. Might be more disappointed if I paid twice that. I have several bicycle riders in the house and a motorcycle. It's compact size would work well for 2 wheel travel emergencies.

Would be fine Inflator for balls but not soo much bikes and forget car tires.I ride presta, not shrader value so the included adapter does not work well since the fit it not tight and you really have to press to even get 60 psi in your bike tire. Its also slow and most riders with more classic tires like in the 22..28cm width like more like 80+ psi. Also annoying that the on button does not seem to turn off so I need to release battery to turn off the unit. Better than a short bike pump but not the older longer frame pumps nor floor pumps. I will just use in emergency situations where I dont have a good frame pump or I run out of CO2 inflator capability and this means having in my car and not being too far from flats.

The media could not be loaded. Can monitor and control amount of air placed in balls and your bicycle tyre. Handy and easy to carry around.Takes long in my opinion to pump up a car tyre. And there is no auto switch, you have to press and hold the button (while stooping or bending to the tyre level). On the bright side you will build core strength.On another note. Make sure you fully charge battery before use. Will get a red light when battery is low

Brand new at home Depot,same exact kit minus the tool bag,$39.99That's a 44.99 piece of material to hold a 39.99 tool......hmmmNo thanks

Bought this at the orange store when a tire showed up low while away from home. Figured it was small enough that I could keep it on the glove box and the USB-c battery would be easy to keep charged.Unfortunately it took 20 minutes to add about 12 lb of pressure to one tire and that fully depleted the battery. Might be fine for bikes and balls, but definitely not for automobile tires.