1. Applicable to: bicycle tires, car tires, basketballs

--> Built-in 16-cylinder movement;
--> 300PSI scale gas gauge, allowing tire pressure display to be more precise
--> 15LPM of airflow at no load, far exceeding that of similar products on the market;
--> AWG22 American Standard 3-meter copper wire,
--> High-strength pressure-resistant braided pipe;
--> 8 minutes to fully inflate your 15-inch tire; equally far beyond the market's similar products;
--> Commonly used accessories: Three-gas needle (two air cylinders connected to one ball needle)
--> Optional additional features: fuses/switches, etc., which can fully meet your custom needs!

--> Power supply: 12V car lighter plug

--> Continuous use time for more than 15 minutes.

--> High-pressure air hose: A 1.2-foot-long high-pressure air hose with a valve.

Color box size: 17*9*13CM (length x width x height)

--> Weight: 0.75Kg

Three major advantages: more precise, faster; more convenient;
More precise -- > The display of the watch is more accurate.
Faster -> Need to inflate less when needed;
Easier to replace -- > Key components are easily replaced;

Tire Pressure Conversion Units：

1 bar = 1.02 kg/cm² = 102 kPa = 14.5 PSI.

The units we often refer to for the front tire pressure of 2.1-2.3 should be in bars. Since 1 bar equals 1.02 kg/cm², the difference is not significant. However, tire shops often simply refer to kg/cm² as kilograms. Generally, it's sufficient to inflate the tire to 32 PSI.

    If you're a fan of self-driving travel, don't hesitate, this is exactly what you need. When your car enters high-altitude areas, remember to check the tire pressure in time, release some air, and stop to refill air after leaving the plateau. It's very convenient, and I wish you a pleasant journey.