Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #734 in Home Improvement
• Brand: Michelin
• Model: CUS12260

Features

• 12260 - Digital Tyre Inflator & Detachable Digital Gauge

Manufacturer's Description
This high-powered tyre inflator can inflate a fully deflated car tyre in under 4 minutes. It produces a low level of noise while operating, thanks to patented quiet motor technology. Working in the dark is made easier by a back-lit detachable digital gauge,which is accurate to +/- 1 PSI (up to 50 PSI) and integrated super bright LED lights. Includes an adaptor for air-beds or toys, an adaptor for footballs and one for Presta valves. Includes a 60cm (approximate) high pressure air hose and 3m (approximate) power cord with fused power plug.

Box Contents

Tyre inflator Detachable pressure gauge Air bed and football adaptors

Customer Reviews

Works Well
There is no problem with having to measure the pressure using the detachable gauge. If you leave the gauge attached and connect the hose (which screws onto the valve instead of those stupid clamps), you can see the pressure of your tyres by pressing the button on the guage. If you need to pump the tyre up, hit the "on" switch. If the tyre is over-inflated (quite common when having new tyres fitted), press the release valve (a great feature) to bring the pressure down.

The quietest and most robust pump I've used. It's easy to pack away too!

Michelin Hi Power Tyre Inflator
Great, Well worth money @ about £40 saves time going to Gas Station to inflat Tyres, Just screw on set your tyre presser stops when done Great.

Unreliable but fast
I am now on my second one of these and when they work they inflate fast and the digital gague makes life really easy. Simply tap in the pressure you want the tyre to be, press the on switch and it does it for you. The downside is that they go wrong. The first one broke within a week with the compressor refusing to turn on hence it would not inflate the tyres. The second one worked for two months and now this one refuses to turn on even though it still reads the tyre pressure. Unreliable in my view so choose another one instead.