landyzoner

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2020

• #1

hey peeps just thought id share and give a heads up (im not affliated with these peeps)

i ordered one of these the other day,
tested it today on to footballs, was really good, not bad for under £40 delivered

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Air-Hawk...385798&hash=item23dc20d2bf:g:Q00AAOSw3AdejFpw

 

Nodge68

Well-Known Member

• Aug 18, 2020

• #2

What are they like on tyres the size of those fitted to LRs?

 

landyzoner

Well-Known Member

• Aug 18, 2020

• #3

Nodge68 said:

What are they like on tyres the size of those fitted to LRs?

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honestly @Nodge68 not sure as i havent tried it on car tyres yet

heres a few reviews you can check out, from the reviews i gathered that its not the best at giving the tyre pressure reading,
but to overcome that i got a digital tyre pressure gauge from ebay for about four odd pound

 

RangeRoller dt

Well-Sprung Member

• Aug 18, 2020

• #4

+1 Depends how big your balls tyres are

See it on 33” MT on vehicle id want to see, it takes some doing.

 

landyzoner

Well-Known Member

• Aug 18, 2020

• #5

RangeRoller dt said:

+1 Depends how big your balls tyres are

See it on 33” MT on vehicle id want to see, it takes some doing.

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apparently a full charge on the batteries lasts about 15 minutes according to the reviews, so id assume that might be enough time to fill up the tyres

 

norseman

Well-Known Member

• Aug 18, 2020

• #6

I've owned a similar unit (not the same make) for a couple of years & have to say it's great on tyres up to 205/80x16 ie our 'daily' & my RRC.
The weak point on these cheap inflators is not the battery (esp. Li-iron) or the motor, but the compressor itself. The units end up whirring away merrily, but not increasing the tyre's pressure.