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Posted 23 March 2023
Ring Automotive RAC601 Digital Tyre Inflator with Auto Stop and LED Light For cars, motorbikes, inflatables and more - £23.10 @ Amazon
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- Fast inflation. Inflates a 13” tyre from flat to 35PSI in under 4.5 minutes, making tyre care quick and easy.
- Accurate and easy to use. Accurate inflation is easy, thanks to the Auto stop. Simply set the pressure you need, press start and the RAC601 Inflator will automatically stop at the correct pressure.
- Easier and safer night time inflation. Integrated LED light illuminates in low light, to make it easier and safer to inflate at night.
- Multi-use Inflator. Ideal for cars, motorcycles, bikes, caravans, lawn mowers etc. Has 2 piece adaptor set to use with balls and other inflatables. Powered directly from in-car 12V socket.
- Designed for easy use. Simple to use, with long power cable and air hose to reach all around the vehicle, backlit digital screen to clearly show results and a choice of units: psi, KPA or bar.
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16 Comments
sorted byThe power cables always seem to fail.
100% failure rate after very minimal use.
I gave an older air compressor to a pal that's still using it which must be around 30 years old and still works perfectly.
I had to remove the on off switch on the second Ring air compressor, as it failed after being used only a handful of times.
I mostly use a Continental inflator from a Mercedes these days, works really well and cost nowt (edited)
Haven't thrown out as it works if I just put the fuse into the cigarette lighter and hold it tight!
I'm looking to see if any better is out there or I'll buy this again (mine was stolen!).
Next time I'd spend more and preferable get one with a longer lead so it'll reach over a small car, at least, and an end that locks onto the valve so you don't lose air screwing it on and off. It looks like a part that flips down to clamp on, you'll see it in the photos.
And also doesn't break easily, obviously.
Shame it's still so expensive, I bought it aroudn £12 before.