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12-Volt Air Compressor
Item# 10285
12-Volt Air Compressor is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 21.
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This super-portable mini compressor is built to high quality standards and has tons of useful features that will get you out of a jam.More Details+
Price $59.99

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Most small compressors put out about as much air as a panting squirrel. This one fills an average sedan tire that is completely flat in less than 2 minutes! Far faster than any other compact tire inflator we've tested. Coupled with the long 10' power cord that plugs into your cigarette lighter and the 3' long air hose you'll be able to reach every tire. The air chuck screws on to the valve stem, freeing you up to do other things as the tire fills with air. Included are three optional tips that store neatly to the side of the unit for inflating your life raft, pool toys, basketball or other game ball, or inflatable items. Maximum working pressure is 60 psi and the gauge reads in 2-pound increments. Requires a power port rated for 15 amps.
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Good Compressor if you've got the Amps! I've used this compressor for a couple of years and have found it of limited use. When used with a vehicle with a 15 amp or greater 12-Volt connection and with the vehicle's engine running, the compressor works quickly to fill your tires. This particular model of compressor does require a 6-minute period of cool down after 4 minutes of use. Thinking that all 12-Volt connections were the same, I failed to read the 15 amp requirement and my vehicles now only have 10 amp 12v connections. If you are considering this compressor, please read all the details before buying. I blew a few 10 amp fuses before I realized my error.
Date published: 2015-04-09
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Easy way to air up your tires This is an easy pump to use for the tires. Does a good job and doesn't take that long to put in the air. The other air pump I had took quite a while to add air but this pump works pretty quickly. I am glad I bought it and do recommend it to others. I like it because it's small and compact. The only negative is the end opposite from the guage does get very warm. I found that out when my arm brushed against the metal top. Have to say though I had just put about 6 pounds of air in all 4 tires.
Date published: 2014-09-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by from EXCELLENT FOR THE PRICE Having purchased this inflater about 2 years ago, I can attest it is still going strong. As advertised, it does not gyrate as most other inflaters tend to do; stays put and doesn't dance around. The gauge could be better, but I prefer to use my hand-held gauge for accuracy. If it ever dies, I'd still get the same one. Thanks Griot!
Date published: 2014-08-19
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Will this pump work on bike tires that require 70 lbs?

Asked by: bobfcfp1
Yes, the 12-Volt Air Compressor is great for inflating bike tires.
Answered by: GG_Sam
Date published: 2017-11-24

I bought this pump from you years ago and lost the little spring loaded end of the plug that goes into the car lighter socket. Can a spare be ordered or am I out of luck? It must have fallen out somewhere.

Asked by: maxime
Please call our Customer Service Department at (800) 345-5789 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. PST Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday, as we are happy to assist you.
Answered by: GG_Jessica
Date published: 2016-12-12

What is the material of the air hose. I've had these portable compressors for years and have yet to find one that the air hose doesn't fall apart

Asked by: Charley
The 12-Volt Air Compressor's air hose has a rubber core covered with a thick woven nylon.
Answered by: GG_Kraig
Date published: 2015-08-12

what is the rating of the fuse in this compressor?

Asked by: DonTulsa
Our Item# 10285 12-Volt Air Compressor requires a power port rated for 15 amps
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2018-05-09

Item 10285  can you plug this air compressor into an ac electric socket?  Thank you

Asked by: Craigs 49
The 12-Volt Air Compressor comes with a 10" power cord that plugs in to your cigarette lighter with no additional cord to plug into an electrical socket.
Answered by: GG_Kimberly
Date published: 2016-09-08

What is CFM?

Asked by: Scubadvr01
The Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM) is rated at 1.83 at 0 PSI and the unit has am maximum working pressure of 60 PSI.
Answered by: Tanya
Date published: 2015-08-12

Hi Griot, I am looking at your portable air compressor and I read the reviews and some of the people say it blows fuses. What is the deal with that. Something that should keep me from buying it?

Asked by: farmerd
Our Item# 10285 12-Volt Air Compressor requires a power port rated for 15 amps. It's possible to blow a fuse if using less than the 15 amp requirement.
Answered by: gg_Brian
Date published: 2018-02-03

What is the warranty and where is it made?

Asked by: zoom4
Our 12-volt air compressors are made in China to our rigid specifications and comes with a lifetime warranty against defect.
Answered by: gg_tatyana
Date published: 2015-08-12
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