• Inflate tire in less than 3 minutes
• 150 psi Air compressor
• Ideal for trucks and medium size vehicles
• Carrying Bag included
• 10-foot power cord

Great for occasional use to have in your vehicle?s trunk for those emergency moments, adapters included for those times at the beach or park to inflate sports equipment. This streamlined, sturdy air compressor is perfect for cars and other standard-sized vehicles and is designed for day-to-day use, from blowing up balls to inflating low tires. The MF-1040's powerful 12-volts and 150 PSI capacity is comparable to other higher-priced compressors. 12 volt. 10 ft power cord to reach around the vehicle, detachable hose 16 ft long to connect from compressor to tire. Built in pressure gauge. For everyday use to inflate tires, sport equipments, air mattresses. Adapters included, Only weighs 6.1lbs, Rubber leg base to prevent movement, bonus carrying bag. Max psi 150, Flow up to 30 LPM (liters per minute). Includes carry bag.

This is a great little compressor for the price.
I use it to keep my truck, cars, travel trailer, and tractor tires up to pressure.
Inflates quickly for a unit of it's size.
The gage reads quite accurately, within 1 - 2 lbs, and the needle is solid even while the unit is on.
I have only had this unit for a few months but it seems built very well and it should last longer than other small compressors I have had.
The carry bag that comes with it is a nice plus.

I have purchased 3 of these pumps: two of them from Amazon, and one from Pep-Boys. The most recent one (from Amazon) arrived with shipping damage as they are simply shipped in the retail box with no protection. These pumps have a large heavy motor so the inflate your tires more quickly than smaller less powerful pumps and pull a lot of current from your cars electrical system. However due to this big motor, a friend who tried to use my pump blew the fuse in his 10 year old car. If you don't need a fast, powerful pump for frequent use you might want a lighter more compact pump. Another thing I like about this pump is that it is much quieter than any other air pump I have ever used.

Mine worked great until it just up and died about ten months after I bought it. Amazon warranty was only 30 days, and the manufacturer (DV Innovations) seems to have gone belly up (disconnected phone number, web site now blank) so buyer beware. Wish I had used my AmEx for extended warranty, hindsight being 20/20.

The pump works well. The parts that come with it are junk. The air hose has a threaded fitting on the end, which is OK for cars, but miserable for bikes, which is why I bought it. The fitting is hard to attach and remove, and most of the air you've just put in bleeds back out. It's a frustrating, repetitive process. If you want it for bikes with higher pressure tires, just accept that you'll be off to the local NAPA store for a hose and fitting that work, which will cost about the price of the compressor. Also, the bag is complete trash. Figure on tossing it, too, and getting something durable to carry the items.

Imma make this short and simple.Gas Stations charge you $.50 cents for 1 minutes of air,which is only good for 1 tire.So if you have 3 underinflated tires then you are going to spend $1.50 and you better do it quick.Not only is putting air on tires in your gas station a hasssle,(what if it's raining,what if you don't have coins,(those machines don't accept credit cards lol),what if your 60 seconds run out?)My advice to any car owner is please buy it and keep it in your car 24/7.It has been one of the best purchases I have made in my life (I have made alot of bad decisions)