GTg1w-47 | Cordless Air Pump with Digital Pressure Gauge, Bright LED & Auto Shut-Off, Works on All Tires and Inflatables

Great piece of kit

Super product. Does exactly as advertised. Thank you.

Brilliant tool for keeping tyres at correct pressure.

Took it all the way to Barbados. Worked once only. SHAME

Because it did inflate my tire, I give it 5 stars. The only problem that I can see at this time is it does not keep a charge very long after 29.5 lbs of air for one tire. What do you do when you have two tires that need to be inflated and you’re not at home to plug the item in to recharge it. You do get an adapter to plug into the cigarette lighter to charge it but takes a while to get the charge up enough to use for the 2nd tire. I guess most people don’t have time to sit in their car and recharge it to get it to work to use for the second tire. All I was able to use it for was one tire. However, I do like that you can read how much air is left in your tire so you’ll know just how much air to put in. I almost want to purchase a 2nd one in the case of 2 tires needing to be inflate. Still thinking about that. I have the problem of hot weather then cold weather and it deflates the air in the tires. So with that said, it’s easy to use. It is noisy but that’s ok. I chose this air compressor because I went online on the consumer’s web site and asked which one was the best and they said it was this one. I now have 3 tires that are 5 lbs low that I want to get up to what the tires are to be inflated to and I hope the compressor stays charged for those. We shall see. Also you do get in a small baggie the tips you need to inflate bicycles, balls, motorcycle tires. Also a charging block to charge indoors and the car charger too. Well, with necessary cords to plug it in with. Comes packaged very very well. You also get a pouch to keep everything in. However, I noticed you can buy a case for 20 something dollars to keep the compressor in. It looks like an eyeglass case, so Amazon had it available and that was great as well. Thank you Amazon. That’s all I have for now. I’ll be back to add to this review.

Had bought the item for my motorcycle; only got to try it today. Pumped up my car, motorcycle and even bicycle tires. Loved the ability to measure and adjust the tire pressure as needed without having to go to the petrol station

This little guy works great. Enough so that I bought another one for my son, one for my wife. Easy to use, comes in very handy as weather changes and car tires need more air. I easily can put an extra 5 psi in each of four tires on my SUV on a full charge. Don't expect that if you keep it in your hot car all summer as the battery slowly drains due to the prolonged heat exposure. That is why I bought a backup. For its small size - it works remarkably well.

I was a little doubtful about the Airmoto; it looked too small to inflate all four tires on a car. At the same time, it had lots of good reviews, and I thought for a hundred bucks I would give it a try. I have a couple of slow leaks in two of my tires. A couple of years ago I bought an air compressor, and I check my tire pressure once a week - it works well enough, but it is a bit of a hassle to get the compressor out and drag it and an extension cord to reach all four tires. I saw the Airmoto and looked for reviews, which were all positive, although I was worried about its 'staying power.' It turns out, I had no need to worry. I have had it for just over a month, and have used it weekly. I have typically added 2-3 pounds of pressure to two tires, and maybe a pound to one of the others, and done that four times - so far, all on one charge (the battery indicator is down to "orange" now on a Green - Orange - Red scale). I like the accuracy of the pressure measurement and the auto shut-off feature. The small size makes it very convenient to walk around the car and fill the tires quickly and easily. As noted, it holds a charge well - some of the manufacturer's literature suggests keeping a unit in the glove box "just in case" - I thought that was far-fetched, since you couldn't depend on the battery holding a charge, but I can see that it is at least a plausible use-case. One note of caution - although the user manual shows a device being charged from a wall-wart, my unit wouldn't charge directly from a charger; it has to be plugged into a computer USB-C port - and then it took ~2½ hours to charge up. I don't know if that is common to all units - but it was common enough that a google search for "Airmoto won't charge" yielded a response.

Was unbranded, it didn't have the AIRMOTO wording on the pump or packaging as shown in the picture when I purchased but seems to work very well...so far.