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Subject Topic: Tyre Inflators at Aldi
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Person664DaveS
13/9/2018 at 6:22pm
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Aldi have tyre inflators on sale this week.
They have 12v rechargeable battery plus interchangeable adaptor with a 12v plug.
They will inflate tyres up to 87 psi and have adaptors for airbeds etc. Comes in a neat bag for £29.99 and 3 year warranty.
I bought one,charged it and tested it on our bikes, worked fine, so will be put in car or caravan when we go. away.
Neat bit of kit

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I have purchased one today. I pumped up car tyres to 3.1 bar and caravan to 63psi. It could not manage the caravan pressures after dealing with car. I did notice that the handle gets warm (must be where the pump is based)The battery is back on charge. If you happen upon a shopping channel you see a similar one, is it better/worse or similar?
I bought it as a standby to help me with a slight tyre pressure loss when on-site.
Takes 3-5 hours to re-charge battery.


PersonGeorge-Mildred
14/9/2018 at 7:33am
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We brought one of these off Amazon, have used it on the car when away with the 'van and had a flat on the car - did the job a treat as was over the top in terms of psi. Now kept in the car boot all the time.https://www.amazon.co.uk/RX-i-Digital-Tyre-Inflator-Pump/dp/B01MF8OM7I/ref=sr_1_3?........


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Quote: Originally posted by IzzyBear on 13/9/2018
I have purchased one today. I pumped up car tyres to 3.1 bar and caravan to 63psi. It could not manage the caravan pressures after dealing with car. I did notice that the handle gets warm (must be where the pump is based)The battery is back on charge. If you happen upon a shopping channel you see a similar one, is it better/worse or similar?
I bought it as a standby to help me with a slight tyre pressure loss when on-site.
Takes 3-5 hours to re-charge battery.

I got one too there is a direct lead to run from 12v car socket for when the battery goes flat



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PersonMitchamitri
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I use a bicycle track pump.


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20/9/2018 at 8:43am
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It's important not to run the pump for more than 10 mins,then let it cool for at least 20 mins,I didn't and ruined 2 pumps,I now have a twin barreled one thats really fast,

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