The right tire pressure, no gas station needed.
Set your pressure, press one button and it stops by itself when it gets there. In your garage, on your driveway or on the side of the road.
- Free shipping
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Cordless
- Auto shut-off
- Fits in your glovebox
A low tire shouldn't cost you an afternoon.
Driving to the gas station
- ✕Driving on an underinflated tire
- ✕Hunting for an air pump that actually works
- ✕Waiting in line and paying in quarters
- ✕Hot tires: the reading isn't accurate
Done at home in 3 minutes
- ✓Grab it from your glovebox
- ✓Set the pressure on the display
- ✓It stops by itself
- ✓Cold tires: an accurate reading
Everything you need, in the palm of your hand.
Hover over (or tap) each point to see what it does.
How much time do you lose driving out to inflate your tires?
Move the sliders to match your routine. Carmakers recommend checking tire pressure once a month — with this inflator you do it without leaving home.
0 trips to the gas station you skip every year.
Three steps and you're rolling.
Screw on the nozzle
Onto the tire valve, with the car parked and the tires cold.
Set the pressure
Use the one your car recommends (usually on the driver's door jamb).
Press and done
It inflates and stops by itself. Unscrew it and hit the road.
Small on the outside. Serious on the inside.
100 W motor and a USB-rechargeable battery. Works on cars, motorcycles, bikes, balls and air mattresses.
What's in the box
- Cordless rechargeable inflator
- 3 nozzles (ball, bike, inflatables)
- Air hose
- USB charging cable
- User manual
Frequently asked questions
Yes. It uses the standard Schrader valve thread (the same as gas station air pumps), so it fits any car, SUV, motorcycle or bike with a Schrader valve. For balls and bikes with other valves, extra nozzles are included.
Topping up a low tire (the usual monthly check) takes about 2–4 minutes per tire. A completely flat tire takes longer — let it rest for a few minutes between tires so it doesn't overheat.
The cordless version has a built-in battery: charge it over USB and use it anywhere, including on bikes and balls. The corded version has no battery: it plugs into your car's 12V outlet (cigarette lighter) and runs as long as the car is on.
The battery gives you about 15–25 minutes of use — plenty to check and top up all four tires several times.
You won't: you set the pressure before you start and the inflator stops by itself when it gets there. If you want to let a little air out, press the valve pin for a few seconds and check again.
We process your order in 1–3 business days and email you a tracking number so you always know where it is.
Fix it in your garage, not at the gas station.
- Stops at the pressure you set
- Cordless or plugs into your car's 12V outlet
- Cars, motorcycles, bikes & balls
- Fits in your glovebox