Best Tire Inflator for your Car. Tested and Reviewed LasFit Air Inflator

The automotive accessory industry is a multiple billion-dollar segment. Knowing what to buy can be a difficult challenge. In my review of many aftermarket accessories, I found one that I will dub, a “Must Have” for any owner.
This product from Lasfit is a small, elegant, and simple to use air inflator to help when your tires go flat. Instead of calling AAA, pull this device out, hook up, and be on your merry way!
Use the following link for product info:
www.lasfit.com...
Discount Code: “Fanatic” gets you the cheapest price.
If you have any questions, feel free to post up and I’ll do my best to address them. Enjoy the video and please consider subscribing if you have not already. As always, thank you for watching and supporting my channel! Until the next time, this is Peter, The Automotive Fanatic!
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[@oNeHanDGuN]

It is safe use this battery air pump for my paddle board (max 12-15psi) cause i have total 4 paddleboard me my wife n w kids..atm i only have 1 paddleboard electric pump and it took at least 10-12mins to get full of air on each paddleboard..that's why i have a plan to buy another 1 like this with battery..thank you :)

[@TheAutomotiveFanatic]

It's completely safe. Just make sure that you set the pump to 12-15psi max and it will stop.

[@haroldbonet6574]

Is there any fast charger or adapter for tires pumps that can be safely connected to the home outlets ? I’m not comfortable running the car to charge the pump through the cigarette lighter. if so, which ones do you recommend, I’m in the blind here. Thank you.

[@TheAutomotiveFanatic]

Harold, I understand that the cig-lighter is an option, but why wouldn't you want to keep your inflator fully charged?

[@bladejames8208]

Hey Peter ! Man I might be making a change. Considering swapping out the wife's daily errands car for an electric car. As we are both technically retired, most of our daily trips are to the store and back. Typical 5-30 mile round trip. Meeting our older kids or taking our youngest (nearly 19) to the mall ect... Even in these cases 50 miles round trip. We only do the 1,000 mile road trip (including 1-2 weeks in town driving) to visit family up north 2-4 times a year which I would plan on renting a large SUV (as my kids are now all adults) for a road trip or fly and rent large SUV or 2 smaller vehicles for in town driving. I am considering the Tesla Model Y , Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6 or Mustang Mach-E, all in Performance/extended dual motor trims. I have decided it may be time as although I live in a bit of a rural area in NC my area is very affluent and I am seeing more and more chargers at most stores, free charging while shopping. Teslas are already as abundant here as standard run of the mil 40-60k gasoline cars. Teslas are literally everywhere here, hence perhaps the addition of so many chargers. You have likely already done the research. Of the cars listed, do you have driving experience? Research to weigh pros and cons of each? I think we would be easier adjusted to the non Teslas given the Teslas have no digital screen directly in front of the driver and no heads up display. I have an appointment today to pick up a Hyundai Ioniq 5 Limited AWD version (the most luxurious/performance model, excluding the newest Ioniq 5 N, which does not interest me because this vehicle will not be purchased particular for a performance fun car). Thanks, James

[@TheAutomotiveFanatic]

Hey James, great to hear from you! My response could potentially take up an entire page, so I'll email you directly. It's great though, that you're considering an EV. I absolutely love the EV life in conjunction with the high-performance ICE cars I own.

[@AutomotiveMobileMechanicLLC]

5 minute fill up is way too long...imagine doing all four tires...that's 20 minutes! Waste..

[@TheAutomotiveFanatic]

I agree...this pump was really intended for a smaller passenger vehicle.