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
- Great pump!
- Pumps up the tires of my2500hd truck nicely. I like the option of the 110v plugin which is nicer than having to run your car. The cigarette lighter option is nice as well. THe pump has a preset adjust dial so that you can inflate the tire to the pressure you want and then the pump will stop. I set the dial. And it pumped perfectly. The gauge was spot on. I like the compact design where you can stow all the cords neatly inside.
- 2008-06-15, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Recommended
- It does take a little effort to get the cords back inside, but it's not bad. I expected it to be noisier, although I would not describe it as quiet. Lightweight and portable. I would purchase it again.
- 2008-06-13, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Great, compact air pump for car or sports equipment
- Pros: long DC cord for cigarette lighter adapter
Cons: needs extension cord for AC power use
This unit gets the job done, but you need to be patient with the car tires...it takes a while. Bring a book or something else to do while you are waiting! - 2008-06-09, 0 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- IT DOES THE JOB
- GOOD PRODUCT!!!! simple to use and it does the job that i expected it to do....I recommend this to anyone that just needs an emergency pump
- 2008-06-09, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- B&D Air Station
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I've used it once and it was fine. The built in, 'you pre-set' air guage is very handy in addition to the storage compartemnt for the power cord and air line which is a tight squeeze.The power cord is aprox.12". Yes, inches. You'll need an extention cord.In spite of these drawback's I believe it is a well made compressor and I will buy another if it fit's the gift list. I have a older model Air Station aprox. 7 -10 year's and it's working great.I keep one in Fl. and one in N.Y.. - 2008-05-31, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
