how can I use it to change tires on my car ?
2081530
If you believe the product description above of 1,600 in-lb (133 ft-lb) then it should for normal cars (around 80-90 ft-lb). It may take a little while to brake the lug nut loose with only 133 ft-lbs.
2081531
I would not recommend it at all. While it's a great tool the torque is not there. Take a look at the specs or call a local Milwaukee repair center. They can give the proper do's and don'ts and changing your tires will certainly be one of the dont's.
2081532
They have adapters that go from 1/4 to socket drive. But to change tires they have impacts that are socket drive already. Idk if youd want to change your tires with this, but in a pinch it would probably do it. Like ur stuck on the side of the road. I wouldnt use this as a normal tool to change your tires. Ive never done it and idk if it would work out. If you end up doing it make sure you hit it with a tire iron after to see how tight they are.
2081533
you can't, this tool is mainly used for fastening materials together and does not have the torque you need to change a tire
1970272
I use my compressor to fill my bicycle and car tire w/o problems. Make sure you set the pressure with the dedicated gauge/knob to the desired/limit pressure of what you are inflating. This compressor is a great buy for the money.
1300150
There is a USB converter. It goes into car lighter, and has USB connections other end. Usually pretty cheap, can even find at local dollar stores.
1936431
Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then use a different combination of mounting brackets and standoffs."I hope this helps.Regards,Nuno Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then... » Read More Hi.I'm afraid you can't. We can read the following on the instructions:"The Spare Me comes with the short mounting bracket attached which fits most tires in the range P195-P235. (Tire sizes are imprinted onside of the tire.) For medium width tires in range P235-P275, use long mounting bracket and short standoff. For wider and deeper tires insize range P285-12.5", use long mounting bracket and long standoff. When finished, the Spare Me should be tight to the tire with at leasta half-inch overlap on the mounting bracket. If it isn't, then use a different combination of mounting brackets and standoffs."I hope this helps.Regards,Nuno « Show Less
855896
Absolutely not, it only takes a few minutes to pump up the tires. Your battery would have to be in very sorry shape to run out using this device.
1275615
You can put a presta valve or a regular valve for this tire it is up to you. I use a presta in mine
321959
You could use a car cigarette lighter if you have a converter to turn it into alternating current instead of direct current that the car lighter offers.
1016166
I can't see any reason it wouldn't work. Once wired, the unit automatically displays tire pressures when the car is turned on. The kit also includes a remote button that switches the radio display from radio to tire pressure. I used double stick tape and attached the button over/on my cigarette lighter socket (the button is larger than the socket, so it has a place to grip) but it can be mounted anywhere. Works great.
113817
My husband used his air compressor. Any gas station would have one for tires. Maybe you could try that for free?I even use this great exercise ball at my desk to get exercise while typing away!
1783170
You can. It's wide enough. But you'll need to change the back tire to a smooth tire, not textured.
2114679
I think you can use it. But, don't waste your money, I bought two. Both broken in less than two days (different cars, different users). A nice idea but cheap construction.
934642
Yes you can change the tires. The car will come with a second set. They are easy enough to change. My 10 year old loves this car.
1726310
This is not a compressor. It will not produce enough pressure to inflate tires. Short answer... No.
405541
You just have to turn a couple of pieces inside the pump to use it with diferent types of tyres. The cardboard which it came packed had the instructions to do it. You can find these instructions at http://www.topeak.com/products/Pumps/Peakini2
415721
if the lug nuts have been over torqued I would also suggest using the x lug nut tool to "break" them. This tool is good for the home owner changing tires on various equipment where a air tool isn't handy. It is not made for use in a tire store. I am satisfied with it.
312372
I believe I used our tire pump that hooks up to the car's lighter but only because it was quicker. Have to be very careful that you don't over fill it. It comes with a pump.
905353
How is it used? you mean how to use it? Just plug the tire inflator to the air hose. and hold end of hose to the valve stem to pump air. how is the quality? It works good on car tire. it pump air quite fast. i've had it for about 2 months now. it still pump air as it was new. gauge is still reading accurately. i've used it to pump a portable air can to 100psi. I mean it works good for that price on sale. I like it.