Cordless Tire Inflator Portable with Digital Display Auto-Stop 150 PSI for Car Motorcycle Bicycle and Balls USB-C Rechargeable with LED Light

A flat tire on Sunday evening, miles from the nearest gas station

That moment on the country road when the tire pressure warning light comes on in the cockpit and the nearest gas station is 20 minutes away. The motorcycle in the garage whose rear tire has lost air over the winter. The bicycle tire before Sunday's ride that's just soft enough to be annoying. This portable cordless air pump (approx. 13.7 × 8.9 × 4.7 cm / 5.4 × 3.5 × 1.9 in) handles all three tasks with one device – with a preset target pressure that automatically stops pumping once the value is reached.

What makes this air pump different

• Pre-set target pressure with automatic stop – you select the desired pressure on the display, the pump first detects the current tire pressure, runs until the target value is reached, and then switches itself off. No over-pumping, no repeated re-measuring.
• Illuminated ring display with real-time pressure indicator – the current pressure is shown large and illuminated, easily readable even in the dark. Additionally, the display shows the battery level so you don't run out of power in the middle of inflating.
• Four pressure modes for different vehicles – preset profiles for cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and sports balls. Switchable between PSI and BAR, matching the pressure specifications from your vehicle registration or tire sidewall.
• Up to 150 PSI maximum pressure – strong enough for car, SUV, and motorcycle tires, as well as high-pressure road bike inner tubes.
• 2000 mAh battery, USB-C rechargeable – no connection to the 12V vehicle power required, no power cable across the ground. One charge is sufficient for several tires, and charging is done via any standard USB-C power adapter.
• Integrated LED work light on the front – a separate button switches the light on. When changing a tire at night on the roadside or in a dark garage corner, it illuminates the valve without you having to hold an additional light.
• Heat dissipation structure to prevent overheating – the ventilation openings on the housing dissipate the heat generated during pumping, so the pump remains ready for use even after several tires in a row.
• Compact dimensions 13.7 × 8.9 × 4.7 cm (5.4 × 3.5 × 1.9 in) – fits in the glove compartment, motorcycle saddlebag, or side pocket of a trekking backpack. No bulky compressor with cables.

Who it's for

For car drivers who want to regularly check their tire pressure without having to go to the gas station every time. For motorcyclists who want to check and top up the pressure before a ride. For commuter cyclists and mountain bikers who quickly inflate their tires before each ride. For parents with children in soccer or basketball clubs. For campers and RV travelers who need to top up tires or air mattresses on the go. And for anyone who wants a compact emergency pump in their car for seasons with large temperature fluctuations.

Charge, connect, stop automatically

Before first use, fully charge using the included USB-C cable until the display shows a full battery level. Place the appropriate attachment on the valve (screw-on attachment for car and motorcycle valves, Presta adapter for road bikes, ball needle for sports balls). Screw the hose firmly onto the valve. Turn on the pump, select the appropriate vehicle mode, and use the +/– buttons to set the desired pressure, switching the unit between PSI and BAR. Press the start button – the pump will run until the set pressure is reached and then switch off automatically. For larger tires or multiple tires in a row, allow the pump to cool down briefly between uses to prevent overheating. For car tires, remove the valve cap before screwing on and replace it after filling. For bicycle tires with Presta valves, unlock the valve first. After use, store the device dry and protect the display and hose from impacts. Keep the device away from water unless explicitly marked as waterproof. For prolonged non-use, briefly recharge the battery every few months to maintain its capacity.

For everyone who no longer wants to take flat tires to the gas station – on cars, motorcycles, and bicycles.