Will this pump provide a burst of enough pressure to seat and inflate a "tubeless" Fatbike tire?
2082030
I think it is necessary 6g of co2. Try to find the relation of mass and pressure of these co2 tubes on the internet.
1438192
Vendor: It can be set and inflated for 21PSI. Please check if connection is correct. Or if your tyre is at 21PSI already, if so it won't start.
1336990
This is not advisable since bicycle tires can require tire pressure well over 100psi. This pump's maximum operating pressure is 70psi.
1436402
the compressor high limit is set at about 130lbs so it will pump your tires. This is a great little compressor at a great price. Jer
1448972
Yes. I've pumped up many bike tires with it. It has a screw-on connector, so it's not as quick as snapping on a clip. I've only pumped up fat-tire bikes with it, but feel confident it could handle the higher pressure of a road bike tire. It pumps fast since it pumps on both strokes. Highly recommended.
733083
Nope. Volume of container is pretty small. I wouldn't risk it. It only takes a few pumps from a standard bike pump. Super easy.
1802270
This is for small jobs only, and for emergencies on the road. You can inflate auto tires, but best for simply adding a few pounds to an auto tire. But, in an emergency you can add say 20 lbs to an auto tire, if needed. I use it mainly for my lawn tractor, but sometimes add a few pounds to one of our cars. It does not have enough power to fill a tubeless tire from zero pressure if the rim seal is broken. You need a more powerful compressor to reseal the rim and fill the tire. This is true for most any tubeless tire that has no pressure, not just vehicles. Hope this helps.
1746327
Yes. It is simple to install right on the bike. :) The gauge on the pump for PSI never worked.
1207222
If it is filled with a needle like a ball, I would say so, but this is not a high volume pump. Appropriate for road bike tires, or a small emergency pump.
678309
No - the amount of an air this size pump puts out is very low and bicycle tire volume is generally quite small. An air mattress would require an incredible amount of time and energy, I would guess hours. You should get an electric pump for an air mattress, even a full size bike pump would take forever.
644873
I doubt it would generate enough pressure. Its a tiny compressor designed for actuating the lockers. ARB does make a slightly larger twin tank compressor that duals as locker actuator and will add air to tires. Google for comparitive specs.
677280
It doesn't come with that attachment and I'm not sure if you would achieve the psi a tire would need. This is mostly a low pressure, high volume kind of foot pump.
1726310
This is not a compressor. It will not produce enough pressure to inflate tires. Short answer... No.
1969065
Sure, but bicycle tires quickly inflate, so be mindful to turn the unit off when the Tire feels full!
362402
No, you have to provide a source of air. We used a compressor but a bike pump works as well.
2055370
yes with gauge, should not be used to inflate completely flat tire. will overheat
1691163
I bought the larger of the two sizes. Spec may CLAIM 120 psi, but in my experience it is VERY difficult to get the bike's tires up to 90 psi. On the other hand, it does put in enough pressure to be able to ride the bike back home, where I can top it up with a powered pump.