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tyre inflators

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forestgump

Any viewson 12 volt inflators able to get to 65 psi and a long cable to get down side of van from car socket seen some £20 any good halfords and other websites or are you looking at £40 plus.
Alot state that thay have a gauge that goes to 250psi but dont say the pump will get there also the heat build up can be a problem on some if it takes a long time to reach its requierd psi(cheers ).
 
RING Compressor from Amazon £20 free delivery

I have one you set the limit mine being 29PSI press the button and a couple of minutes it switches it self of when it arrives at the correct pressure.

I also use it on my car set at 40PSI
The cable is reasonably long as I inflate the caravan when its connected to the car comes complete with carry case very neat it is a quick and as good as anything you will find on a garage forecourt

I hope this helps

John
 
Ring RAC600 Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge Specification

* Voltage 12 V DC
* Max. amperage 12 amp
* Wattage 120 W
* Max. pressure 120 psi
* Airline length 60 cm
* Power cable 3.3 m
* Dimensions (l x w x h) 180 x 72 x 180 mm
* CE approved

Ring RAC600 Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge Features

* Pressure gauge in psi, bar, kpa
* Complete with 2-piece adapter kit
* Fitted with fused cigarette lighter plug
* Flexible air hose with screw stem connector
* Separate pump and light switches
* Complete with handy storage case
* Flow rate 25 L per min
* Tyre inflated to 35 psi in approx. 3.5 min or less
The Ring Automotive RAC600 12-Volt Automatic Digital Air Compressor has a selectable pressure mode with automatic switch off allowing you to set your required pressure setting for consistent reliable results.

The Ring 12-Volt Automatic Digital Air Compressor features a built-in light for illumination and a red light for alert/SOS.

The Ring RAC600 Air Compressor has a flow rate of 25 L per minute and will inflate a tyre to 35 psi in under 3.5 minutes, includes storage compartments for leads etc. and a very neat carry case.
 
I know this does not meet the OPs requirement for a 12 Volt DC tyre inflator but after failing with these powered tyre inflators and foot pumps to inflate my 65 psi caravan tyres I found a cycle track pump did a very good job.
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_categoryId_165661_productId_178303_langId_-1?cm_mmc=Shopping-_-Google%20Product%20Search-_-Bike+Accessories+%26+Bike+Helmets%2FBike+Pumps-_-Topeak+Joe+Blow+Sport+Bike+Pump&source=shopping&istCompanyId=b8708c57-7a02-4cf6-b2c0-dc36b54a327e&istItemId=lwqlit&istBid=t
This is the "Joe Blow" one I have, it has a very good tyre valve that suits both car tyres and the bike high pressure ones.
It is far easier to inflate that last few psi than I expected. Dont think I would like to inflate a tyre from flat but for routine topping up it is first class.
 
Hi Forest, I just use the cheapy one from halfords but it is only a dial and not a digital read out. Had to extend the cable, it does the job but next time I would go for something a bit more upmarket, digi read out and auto cut off.
 
most retail type tyre inflators would do the job but the guages are cheap and the calibration will move very quickly. I have an expensive Halfords unit and within 6 months the pressure cut off and set points were 6psi out when compared to a calibrated pressure gauge. Use the inflators but always check with a good tyre pressure gauge.
 
hi
we use the Halford rapid inflator
570952

Inflates to 75psi -- does the job with a 12 volt extention lead
 
Thanks folks i have a double barrel foot pump thats hard work and dies at 38 psi but got 2 12v types both diffrent and also able to pump 65psi one dies at 32 psi and one has a melt down afteer 3 mins all state thay are good for 100psi (dont think) so glad for tryed and tested ones .
 
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