Are you talking about pumps and/or CO2 tanks, or did you mean valve/gauges?

I bought a Slime kit with a pump a while back. Does the job, stores well, but slow.

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Are you talking about pumps and/or CO2 tanks, or did you mean valve/gauges?

I bought a Slime kit with a pump a while back. Does the job, stores well, but slow.

http://www.amazon.com/Slime-70004-P...sr_1_4?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1455678822&sr=1-4&keywords=slime+air+compressor

Something powered by the cigarette outlet. The one I currently have is slooooooooow.

 

Unfortunately, slow is pretty much the case with most if not all the ones powered from the cig socket. Cig socket can't supply enough current to run a bigger faster pump without blowing the fuse.

The pumps that hook directly to the battery are usually faster.

I know a few people who had these, and they seemed to do pretty good. More expensive, has to connect to the battery, but airs up fairly quick.
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And CO2 tanks are the fastest and quietest of all.

 

Seems like having to connect it to the battery would negate any speed gained over the el cheapo 12V units.

This portable Ryobi 18V system looks pretty cool, and it doesn't have to be plugged in anywhere. It's part of the Ryobi/One system with about a gazillion tools that all use the same 18V batteries. Another benefit is you can set the desired PSI and it stops automatically when it reaches that figure. It inflates and deflates.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNIu6YGx6iA

 

I've got a Viair 88p, the battery hook up doesn't take long at all and the speed compared to a power outlet type is amazing.
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Thanks for the info. Seems like going with one I'd connect to the battery may be the best option.

 

as somebody who regularly deflates and inflates tires, i HIGHLY recommend one off the battery, they have their own fuse, and if it pops for any reason, you can replace it in a flash, cig ones can be a royal pain to do, and can be buried under the dash. They are also much faster. I could fill 8 tires in the time it takes one of the cig ones to fill 1 tire (I've done it more than once). as stated above, the one on amazon is one I've used for quite a while and have found it to be reliable:
http://goo.gl/fKOrmx

another good option is this one that I just recently got:
https://www.gardenstate4x4.com/collections/air-systems/products/smittybilt-2-54-cfm-air-compressor

Which is a bit nicer and a bit faster for a bit more money.

 

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/m...e.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-heavy-duty-inflator-with-case-0095032p.html#.VsSbLGDMvIU

I have this one, its very quiet and fast. Its programmable too so you punch in the pressure you want and it inflates to that pressure and turns itself off.

 

Just bought a HF battery powered air pump. Haven't had to chance to use it but I returned the cig lighter one for the battery powered one because of various recommendations I've seen.