Airmoto Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor for Cars, Bikes and Bicycles

This little guy works great. Enough so that I bought another one for my son, one for my wife. Easy to use, comes in very handy as weather changes and car tires need more air. I easily can put an extra 5 psi in each of four tires on my SUV on a full charge. Don't expect that if you keep it in your hot car all summer as the battery slowly drains due to the prolonged heat exposure. That is why I bought a backup. For its small size - it works remarkably well.

This works as advertised. I got this Airmoto inflator, charged it to full and left it in my trunk for about a month. Today I used it to top off all 4 tires with 2-3 psi each which took about 10 minutes, including the time to hook, unhook and use a calibrated gauge to check pressure. The inflator read within a half pound, so that was reasonable. The battery health still read 3/4, so I charged it to full which took about 50 minutes. Overall, this is a very good, compact and easy-to-use unit, even if it's a bit slow, and it was on sale for $40 so a great value.

Very impressed with this product. It does exactly what it claims, it's very easy to use, very convenient to carry. A big improvement on the previous pump I had from about five years ago. The tube screws to the tire valve instead of clipping. USB rechargeable. It's quite loud when running and takes a while to fill the tire, - much slower than a gas station pump of course, but it does the job and is easy to use. Highly recommended.

I found this portable air compressor works well. We had a 2016 Murano that had been sitting idle for some time. I had to inflate 3 of the 4 tires and it worked well and didn’t have to recharge to complete the inflating. It has different settings for tires, footballs or basketball or other items that may need inflating. The price was good for what it all does. I would recommend this for anybody looking for a small air compressor to inflate items. Can take to the beach or anywhere else.

I bought this 8-9 months ago in Jan, and have used it to top off my tire pressures in the winter (usually going from 37 to 42 psi), and then to relieve the pressure as it got hot. I had one tire that seemed to have a slow leak and have used it several times to get it back up. Today, it showed a yellow battery, but I was able to use it to get all four of my tires back up to 42 psi. The battery dropped to red half-way, but still worked. The readers are accurate compared to my car's tire pressure sensors. The one thing is that it does not seem to automatically shut off when it reaches the set pressure. But since I am watching it as it inflates, this is a minor issues. A good value compared to other more expensive options. I believe this is only the second time that I have had to charge it, so it seems to hold its charge while unused pretty well.

I honestly wanted to like this product as the idea of a rechargeable compressor for car tires, inflatables etc is very appealing! I purchased this unit during a Prime Day sale on July 16 and received it on July 17. I plugged it into the usual cell phone charger we use for fast charging and it charged right up no problem. I used it to top off the car tires a week or so later and it worked great, if not a little slower than our 12 volt car powered one which was to be expected. I then attempted to fill a few inflatables (football, basketball and small chair) at a friend's place on the night of August 18 and that's where the problems started. The unit ran fine for a bit and seemed to do it's job before the battery indicator turned red and started flashing. It cut the compressor off but the display stayed on. I wondered if maybe it was overheated so I turned it off and left it alone. I got home and turned out on again and it would run briefly and then shut off with the same flashing red battery. I assumed it was probably the battery just being low so I plugged it into the same charger and cable used to charge when initially received. But no charging indicator lit up. I tried a few other chargers and cables with the same result and so I plugged it into the laptop charger (higher output but still no indication of charging) and left it overnight. The next morning it was acting the exact same. I looked into the AirMoto manual and saw there was a reset option but it also didn't have any effect. At this point I reached out to the AirMoto team directly on August 19 via email as the Amazon order page said the return window had closed (30 days and I was at 34 or 35 depending on how you calculate). The AirMoto support member clearly didn't read my initial email where I explained I had tried all their troubleshooting steps as they just sent me canned instructions and added that I should send a video to them if it's still not working. I replied that I tried all of them and the device is clearly faulty and requires a replacement and that even a 16 second video was too large to email and asked if they had another option. They replied then asking for me to upload a video to a 3rd party file sharing site (wetransfer) to then share a link. This seemed unprofessional​ and onerous so I asked to speak with someone else. The same person then replied telling me that I was outside of their 30 day return window and that I would need to file a "warranty claim" with them where I am responsible for the return shipping and once received they would have their team assess and then only if they deemed it "approved for replacement" they would ship a new one right away. All of this for a $70 device that broke less than a week after their 30 day window closed. Fortunately Amazon customer service was able to step in when I reached out to them and they helped resolve it independently on their end. Big thanks to Amazon for that. I will not be buying another AirMoto replacement or product and I posted this to make sure anyone who buys one is aware just how short their warranty coverage is for an expensive product and how poorly their customer service team is at reading the room and making things right for the customer.

I bought the Airmoto Inflator after seeing it on one of the social media platforms. My left rear tire on my car has a slow leak where I have to top it off every three or four days. I bought this so I can have it when I need to top off my tire when I'm not near a regular air pump. It was delivered on time and I immediately tried it out. I hooked it up to the tire and it registered 25.5 psi. Adjusting the psi to the required 40psi for my brand of tire, I turned it on and let it do it's thing. It took 10 minutes to inflate 15 pounds. It shut off automatically when the desired pressure was met. The noise is nothing like the small air compressor I normally use at home. What was nice is after hooking it up to the tire you just let it hang and do it's thing. The battery was charged in the green out of the box and used up pretty much all of the charge to inflate the 15lbs. It took almost an hour to recharge the battery to full capacity. All in all I'm impressed with the Airmoto Inflator. It came with a charging cable, three other inflation adapters for various uses, a storage bag and instruction booklet. It's got a sleek design with a storage spot for the hose, clearly marked buttons and weighs close to two pounds. I'll definitely recommend this little unit to all my friends and family.

This is the second one that I bought. My other one lost the battery charge after 2 years. This is an awesome air compressor and I wouldn't have any other. Easy to use and works great. The price was right.

Great piece of kit

Had bought the item for my motorcycle; only got to try it today. Pumped up my car, motorcycle and even bicycle tires. Loved the ability to measure and adjust the tire pressure as needed without having to go to the petrol station

I was a little doubtful about the Airmoto; it looked too small to inflate all four tires on a car. At the same time, it had lots of good reviews, and I thought for a hundred bucks I would give it a try. I have a couple of slow leaks in two of my tires. A couple of years ago I bought an air compressor, and I check my tire pressure once a week - it works well enough, but it is a bit of a hassle to get the compressor out and drag it and an extension cord to reach all four tires. I saw the Airmoto and looked for reviews, which were all positive, although I was worried about its 'staying power.' It turns out, I had no need to worry. I have had it for just over a month, and have used it weekly. I have typically added 2-3 pounds of pressure to two tires, and maybe a pound to one of the others, and done that four times - so far, all on one charge (the battery indicator is down to "orange" now on a Green - Orange - Red scale). I like the accuracy of the pressure measurement and the auto shut-off feature. The small size makes it very convenient to walk around the car and fill the tires quickly and easily. As noted, it holds a charge well - some of the manufacturer's literature suggests keeping a unit in the glove box "just in case" - I thought that was far-fetched, since you couldn't depend on the battery holding a charge, but I can see that it is at least a plausible use-case. One note of caution - although the user manual shows a device being charged from a wall-wart, my unit wouldn't charge directly from a charger; it has to be plugged into a computer USB-C port - and then it took ~2½ hours to charge up. I don't know if that is common to all units - but it was common enough that a google search for "Airmoto won't charge" yielded a response.

Was unbranded, it didn't have the AIRMOTO wording on the pump or packaging as shown in the picture when I purchased but seems to work very well...so far.

Great product small and compact great charge and can pump 6 footies from flat to full in 6 mins Pumps up motorbike tyre from flat to full with still plenty of charge True to item description