I always check my SUV’s tires before going on a trip. And, at the recommendation from a manager at a tire store, I also inflate my SUV’s back tires to around 41 PSI. As a result, it is convenient to have an air compressor at home so I can check and inflate my tires myself. If you feel the same, then check out my Teromas Tire Inflator Air Compressor Review below.
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Background
In the past, I would leave the house earlier so I could stop by a tire store. They offer free tire inflation. But, there would usually be a line. I would usually end up waiting 20-30 minutes or longer in line to get my tires filled. So, I looked into buying a portable air compressor.
I searched online for portable air compressors and found one that was around $30. It had good reviews, so I purchased it. What I noticed was that the air compressor would take quite a while to inflate one tire, at least 10-15 minutes per a tire. The problem with this is that most air compressors can only run continuously for 5-10 minutes, then you have to turn off (give the compressor a break) or they burn out.
I didn’t realize this on my first two compressors. Because they were very slow inflating tires and I didn’t give the compressors breaks, they literally burned out and stopped working. I burned out two different brands of $30 air compressors.
When I searched for my third air compressor, I decided to look for one that had both DC (cigarette lighter) and AC (110 volt) cords. Most compressors only come with a DC cord. A compressor with both cords would allow me to fill up the tires at home by just plugging into a 110 volt receptacle (typical household wall outlet). I could avoid opening the garage, starting the SUV and plugging the cord into the SUV’s cigarette receptacle.
Eventually, I found the TEROMAS Tire Inflator Air Compressor. It’s slightly more expensive than the other two compressors I purchased previously, but when I inflated the tires, it usually completed inflation from 35 psi to 41 psi in around 3 minutes. It has AC and DC cords, auto shut off function, a night light, attachments for pumping up other items and a carrying case. The other compressors didn’t come with a carrying case.
My Thoughts
So, I’ve been using the TEROMAS Tire Inflator Air Compressor to inflate my SUV’s and travel trailer’s tires before going on my camping trips since 2019 and I haven’t had any issues. On average, I go camping once a month. It inflates my tires very fast. I purchased one to keep in my SUV, one for my wife’s car and one for my trailer. I would recommend TEROMAS Tire Inflator Air Compressor to anyone because it is fast, reliable and hasn’t burned out on me.
I hope you learned something new from my Teromas Tire Inflator Air Compressor Review. Happy camping!
Where to Buy
TEROMAS Tire Inflator Air Compressor – https://amzn.to/3pKvoT4
