Does Trekure Make The Best Portable Jump Starter with Air Compressor on Amazon?

[@ronmcgregor9324]

Just bought one of these for my daughter with a flat battery on her car. Thanks for making the video to help me understand how it works. Will be ordering a few for christmas presents.

[@natnat1975]

You had a flat battery and a dead tire, huh? (I'm kidding!)

[@claudiosierra3883]

I just got one , thank you

[@WorldsGreatestDadReviews]

Awesome... Hope it works out well for you!

[@MatthiewMarks]

Great review! The only question I have unanswered is how long does the battery last when not in use? If I'm putting this in the boot of my car for an emergency, I don't want to have to recharge it every few weeks.

[@WorldsGreatestDadReviews]

I've only had it stored away for about 3 weeks... Just checked power levels though and it was still showing full power. I'll have to update you after a few months of storage though. Thanks for watching! 👊

[@Wha_SAAB]

Any updates?

[@adriansutton6880]

Thanks for the review...the instructions were'nt clear how to go into the super start up mode.

[@diannewilliams-c6b]

Thanks for the review. I just purchased one. How long does it hold a charge when not used? Is there a certain type of block needed to fast charge this unit using ac outlet? Thanks for the great video!!

[@pelemunoz1286]

Muchas gracias, buen video.

[@NancyHorne]

But how do you power it off???

[@aurelbk8214]

Hi I have et long bip when I connect the clamps on battery 😢

[@mrdave777]

Excellent video. Thank you! Beautiful country, might I ask what area you reside in? Thanks

[@WorldsGreatestDadReviews]

Thanks for watching... I'm in Idaho 👌

[@turbostar1421]

If it is fixed to the battery, what moee i have to press? It is always showing "PSI"?

[@drunclewallace8924]

This looks pretty handy with multiple functions, my question is how's the quality comparing to the NOKO, especially the new Boost X series who claims you can charge from 0% to jump starting in just 5-minutes of charge. Even the NOCO Boost X GBX40 with 1000A is much more expensive than this Trekure model with 4000A, are these rating the same? Is that 4000A peak rate compared to 1000A measured differently? Thanks

[@antezvarghese5647]

How long will it keep charged if I keep it in my car? (Standby charge time)

[@kevwills858]

Beware all: I bought one bases on this review. This review is on the "Fruity" side (ie no Bad points). In reference to 6:56 he says it still has about 50% capacity, when it only has 36% on screen. This is closer to 33% remaining than half remaining. This is now in hindsight after I spent my money based on this review. I am very suspicious of the tire inflater now. I wanted to test mine out. My Toyota commercial van had 2 tyres to top up from 35psi to 55psi. 1st use: 1. The hose is a little short and doesnt twist to suit angles very well (7/10) 2. Took about 4mins each tyre (7/10) 3. The hose became so hot after each 'top-up' that it can burn your hand. Thats why there is an orange silicone heat shield to allow unscrewing from the unit (4/10). 4. Two tyre top-ups from 35 -55psi (on 15" wheels) used 24% of battery. (5/10) Overall this is more a Jump-starter (Im guessing) for the heat generated at the unit at 55psi is worrying. I would hate to take it to its claimed 160psi. I assume this is why rubber gloves are included to prevent burns. I suggest after disconnecting from the tire to start the unit and run a little cooler un-pressurised air through your hose and unit. I also removed the orange silicone heat shield from my hose to help dissipate the high heat from the hose to preserve it. I think this is good in an emergency. You will get one full car tire filled and a jump start if you forgot to turn your headlights off while inflating. The hose and

[@kevwills858]

The hose and heat thing are a worry. Trucks can run 110psi, so beware. ✌🇦🇨

[@WorldsGreatestDadReviews]

Appreciate your input... As far as my review being "Fruity" I disagree... I showed the product as is and it performed well on the jump and inflation tests I personally ran using it. As far as saying 50% capacity when the screen showed 36%, I must have misspoken. Obviously not trying to pull anything by you though when I show you what the screen actually says when I was talking. 😉

[@nathanwinfree5348]

The 36 on the screen appears to be the default for the tire pressure. The %50 he referenced was the power bar indicator (like a cell phone in the upper right corner). While the air hose does get hot, this isn't intended to be used as an everyday air compressor to run air tools. It's a great compact, emergency air compressor to help you get to a safe place to get your tire repaired. It's a great battery jump box. I use it on heavy Equipment often and as a power bank for charging.

[@kevwills858]

@nathanwinfree5348 Well spotted, I didnt notice the % symbol missing from the 36 as he suggests 50%. My Beta7 6000A version displays % not bars like a phone. Read more 😊

[@imbonnie-hl3xk]

dinosaur usba still?

[@artistnyc123]

That was a low tire, not a flat tire. Big difference. Trt it with a complete flat. Did not work for me.

[@kathyw.3146]

Hi, my question is how long do you keep the cables on the battery?

[@WorldsGreatestDadReviews]

Doesn't take long... You'll attach it and the light will turn green for a bit. Then you are good to go and try and start the vehicle. If it doesn't start, disconnect and attempt again for up to 3 times... If it still doesn't start, re-connect and use the override button and try and start a 4th time... I guarantee your vehicle should start by then.

[@kathyw.3146]

@@WorldsGreatestDadReviews , Thank you.