P1 Autocare Air Compressor & Tyre Inflator - Analogue

Inflate until the desired tire pressure is reached, which you can monitor using the integrated analogue gauge. It is recommended to consult your vehicle's manual or the sticker on the driver's side doorjamb for the correct tire pressure.

While the compressor can technically plug in without the engine running, it draws power directly from the vehicle's battery. To avoid draining your car battery, it is recommended to have the engine running during operation.

The included adaptors are typically for inflating sports balls (like basketballs or soccer balls) and smaller inflatables such as pool toys or air mattresses.

The P1 Autocare Air Compressor & Tyre Inflator takes approximately 5 minutes to inflate a standard car tire from flat or very low pressure to the recommended level.

This compressor has a maximum pressure capacity of 150 PSI.

The compact design and integrated hose/cable storage make it ideal for keeping in your vehicle's trunk or glove compartment.

Analogue gauges are not typically user-calibrated. For precise pressure readings, especially for safety-critical applications, cross-referencing with a separate digital gauge is advised.

Ensure the 12V plug is securely inserted into a working cigarette lighter socket. Check if the vehicle's accessory power is active (engine may need to be running). Verify the fuse in the plug has not blown; if it has, replace it with the spare fuse.

Check that the hose is securely attached to the tire valve, creating a tight seal. Ensure there are no leaks around the valve stem or hose connection. Make sure the compressor is receiving adequate power from the 12V socket.

Analogue gauges can have limitations. For critical accuracy, it is recommended to double-check the tire pressure with a separate, calibrated pressure gauge after using the compressor.

The unit may have an overheat protection mechanism. Allow it to cool down for 15-20 minutes before attempting to use it again. Ensure the power source is stable.