I have customer rims and tires that need 50 psi will this pump be able to inflate up to that amount
233372
Yes, the pump will actually pressure the tires higher than 60 psi but the manufacturer recommends that you do not exceed the 60 psi limit as it may damage the pump mechanism. I pumped the spare car tire in my car trunk to 60 psi quite easily with no problem. Just make sure that the amperage of your 12 volt DC lighter socket is at least 15 amps. This pump sells for more than comparable units on the market but is definitely worth it.
1847063
it will go up to around 30 psi, which is pretty good for this pump. I use this for football games to ensure 12.5-13.5 lbs as required by the rule book.
1477489
The best I can tell you is the amperage used for this pump will vary depending on the psi the unit is set at. At maximum psi (50), it will draw 10.6 Amps, 9.6 Amps at 40 psi, etc.
862619
I am not sure how high the pressure will get but it should be close to 100 psi. It will only inflate one tire to that kind of pressure. There will be a little balance in the cartridge after one tire but not much.
216524
Yes I use this unit to inflate my RV tires, 65PSI in rear and &%PSI front. It takes awhile becasue the tank is small and the unit is load but it works.I added additional inflator accessories to my unit.
2227214
Sure. but why, car tires are normally around 30 -45 LBS, this pumps go to 3300, and it cost around $300
1344847
42 PSI should be no problem. Mine only gets up to 90 PSI and the hose starts leaking air faster than the unit can pump. It goes up to 65 PSI pretty fast, then the pressure starts to increase more slowly. I've had other mini inflators since the eighties and they're all the same in that they have trouble getting past 80 PSI or so. It's a great little tool for car and truck tires. I keep one in all my vehicles.
677279
No, it can't handle the pressure you need for that. There are bicycle rated foot pumps however.
430848
This pump was designed for tires or sports equipment, which typically only require around 30-50 psi. 1000 psi far too high for a small little pump like this to achieve.
1039660
It does well inflating tires. If you need to do alot, it may take a bit to build up pressure again
1480254
IF it all goes it & the tire isn't over 2" x 26" then it should do better than 45 psi.This is a really bad product you should get the "Air Chuck" from the same company or the similar product from Crank Bros. The brass fitting that secures the cartridge tends to break out of the plastic housing within just a few uses. It leaks terribly.
365082
I'm not exactly sure, but I was able to pump up the tires on my son's bike to about 30psi (he is 4 and they are 12" wheels. The pump is sturdy and really only limited by your hand strength.
2013437
I have used it to pump the front fork on my bike up to 60lbs so I'm sure it would do that on a tire too. My only complaint with it would be that it takes between 2-300 pumps just to get my tires up to about 45 or 50lbs, but that should be expected from a small pump. So pretty much, muscle endurance is more important than big muscles with this pump.
1904995
I would think so but for short duration. This pump does a great job airing tires but gets hot in 3-5 minutes.
1721218
This pump won't be able to handle that my cruiser uses somewhere around 60 and it can't fully inflate them. This is handy for an emergency if you don't need to replacev a tube. It will definitely get you home or to an air machine.
1323732
The compressor/tank is rated to 150 psi, so yes. I've only used it to inflate the tires on my motorhome to 90 psi, so I can't confirm that 120 is doable.
38378
Depends on the brand of tire but most run in the 90 to 120 psi range. Check the sidewall. The recommended psi will be there.