Black & Decker ASI300 Air Station Inflator
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend Power in home/shop or from vehicle charger Automatically shuts off when deswired pressure is reached Fast and Powerful for inflation of household and shop items A storage solution that is convenient with on-board simplicity Easy to storage can be used to inflate any car tire Product details and pricing info |
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144 Customer Reviews Posted
- Buy the Bon-Aire instead!
- I fill up bike tires for my kids, basketballs, soccer balls, dolly wheels and air mattresses and this is a piece of junk for me. I was willing to buy this and the Bon-Aire model at the same time, just knowing one version would be the clear winner "out of the box", and I was right! The Bon-Aire has MUCH long cords and hoses for simplicity. The Black and Decker? YUK.
- 2008-07-08, 2 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Does what it does with no problems
- I don't get why people say its so loud, what do they expect? I'd like to see a quiet air compressor, lol. Anyways, for anyone that isnt a newb, the inflator works quite well, the only thing I wish it would have been included in the accessories was a presta valve adapter. I bought this to inflate my road bike mostly, but I just bought an adapter for 99 cents at the local bike shop. I really like the way it turns off by itself when it reaches the desired PSI.
- 2008-07-05, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Works, But Not Without Pain
- This thing is noisy as hell. The cables are pretty short. I don't have much experience with this kind of product, so for all I know, this is the way it is. But that's my feeling. It could be better insulated, and could have longer cables. The AC/DC option is cool.
- 2008-07-03, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Every Garage Should Have One !
- I brought this inflator for $50. I just used it to fill up all my cars to 35lbs. It is a little loud, but it's fast and works really well. With gas prices being what they are I can't afford to not squeeze all the mpg I can get out of my vehicles.
Plus you're really supposed to measure and fill your tires when they are cold and who the hell can do that if you don't have one of these. No more feeding quarters and running around like an idiot to fill my tires!
Oh, if you do end up purchasing one of these when you set it up to the PSI you want you have to use the bottom edge of the measure bar (not the middle) because the inflator will turn off as soon as it touches it. Read this again when you buy it and it'll make sense.
Highly recommended! - 2008-06-29, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Did not work; had to return it
- I was very disappointed to find that my unit didn't work; it "auto-stopped" almost immediately, no matter what the tire pressure was; took about 5 minutes or more to replace the one or two pounds that I had lost by trying the thing. Had to return it. Received a replacement unit from the factory, but have not had the courage to try it yet. I am saving my 15-year old compressor and tire gauge, which still work fine.
- 2008-06-29, 0 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
