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    #1
    Has anybody tried it din? Tumagal ba? Mas maganda yata yung Michellin na brand http://bit.ly/2yrafY9


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    cant expect a cheap one to last long...

    my inflator is 4yrs old and tucked inside my road emergency kit. i might need to run it so it wont dry...👀

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    cant expect a cheap one to last long...

    my inflator is 4yrs old and tucked inside my road emergency kit. i might need to run it so it wont dry...👀

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    Can you please share what inflator you have and the price? I agree that it's better to invest in a quality tool.

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    same model below.. 27 to 33 psi.. really quickie...
    black and decker asi300 air station inflator - YouTube

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    #5
    Using automatic digital tire inflator is so helpful.




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    I have this for like 7 or 8 years na. Bought it sa Ace or Handyman for 1,500 back then. Maayos pa din maliban lang sa mejo maluwag na yung pangsaksak sa tire valve due to normal wear and tear. Mejo heavy duty din ito. Kaya tumakbo 30minutes straight.

    Balak ko din bumili ng digital for convenience.


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    #7
    Coido 2114D

    • Digital gauge
    • It will turn-off once it reach your set PSI
    • Relatively small compared to those heavy duty models



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    #8
    Quote Originally Posted by red_one View Post
    Using automatic digital tire inflator is so helpful.



    Do you need to recalibrate every so often?


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    Quote Originally Posted by stayhungry View Post
    Do you need to recalibrate every so often?


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    No need to recalibrate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stayhungry View Post
    Do you need to recalibrate every so often?


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    my recommendation is, never leave the tire inflator while it is inflating your tire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    my recommendation is, never leave the tire inflator while it is inflating your tire.
    Why would you leave the tire inflator po?

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    #12
    I also have such inflator. I've never needed to do a tire change myself for as long as I can remember. Nakayanan din naman nung sa akin kahit dapa na ang gulong.

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    I was browsing the shelves of concorde a while ago and they had rows and rows of elevo inflators. Tempting din

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    I was browsing the shelves of concorde a while ago and they had rows and rows of elevo inflators. Tempting din

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    I use an Elevo car pump...it's very good but keeps blowing up my Ertiga's 15A fuse in less than a minute. The device and cigarrette port are not grounded.

    What's the best remedy? I plan to connect it directly to the battery
    ...no more fuse will blow up. I will buy 2 heavy duty clamps n wire. I only use it for only less than a minute.

    So I am sure it will not drain my car battery.

    Salamat po.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bonruiz View Post
    I use an Elevo car pump...it's very good but keeps blowing up my Ertiga's 15A fuse in less than a minute. The device and cigarrette port are not grounded.

    What's the best remedy? I plan to connect it directly to the battery
    ...no more fuse will blow up. I will buy 2 heavy duty clamps n wire. I only use it for only less than a minute.

    So I am sure it will not drain my car battery.

    Salamat po.

    haha yan din nangyari sa digital elevo tire inflator ko, kapag matagal ko na ginamit naninira ng mga fuse kaya tinapon ko na lol

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    #16
    I remember once I was using a manual bike pump to inflate a dmax, tinatawanan ako, but alas, when the dmax was inflated enough to travel, I went on my way to the vulcanizing shop haha. Na exercise pa haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by sean-archer View Post
    I remember once I was using a manual bike pump to inflate a dmax, tinatawanan ako, but alas, when the dmax was inflated enough to travel, I went on my way to the vulcanizing shop haha. Na exercise pa haha

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    haha you used a small bike hand pump? how long did it take you

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    This 1's vintage, when the US was what Trump wants it to be again, the great manufacturing giant. This yankee-made gen1 variant by Interdynamics predates obsolescence engineering. 29 turning 30 soon....& still works! Built to last.[emoji106]

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    #19
    Meron bang inflator na dual pwede sa 12v and saksak sa 220v?


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Affordable  and Portable Tire Inflator (12V cigarette lighter socket)