AlphaWorks Tire Pressure Automatic Gauge Inflator w/ Air Chuck & Air Hose

We are putting these in our mobile tire shops and we are about a week in with nothing but perfect results!

I do recommend this! It will not inflate a flat tire. The machine requires back pressure to know how much to put in. Mounted mine, hooked it all up ( use their hose initially) tried to fill up a flat garden tire and nothing. Got in touch with tech support, THEY CALLED ME, talked it thru, sent me emails from their techs, tried it again on a full tire and it worked. I do recommend this, saw them in Germany and loved them. This is meant for tires only, tried using an air blower, would not work!

The media could not be loaded. Are used to pull into AutoZone and wait in line for them to put air in my tires when needed, when I saw the auto units they had I started looking and found they were in excess of $600 and his highest $2000. This one for a little over $200 is absolutely awesome. I had a little trouble putting air in the tires that had nowhere until I realized you can hold that bottom left button to give it a shot of air and then automatically fill to the desert pressure.

Item keeps beeping. Also, it would be nice to have a volume control. You’d wake up your neighbors with that loud beeping….

I bought this for my shop. I was tired of standing right next to tires as the beads seated and popped. (Which you are not supposed to go over 40 psi to do, but you always need a bit more) Now I just hook it up, it starts automatically if there is a little air, otherwise you push and hold a separate button to start it. It gets to the desired pressure and shuts off automatically. It has a loud piezoelectric buzzer. So loud, I disabled it. I wish it came with a volume control. Just like a radio, not everyone is in the same environment and has the same volume needs. But I am very happy with the product.

Exactly what I want ,working like the Costco parking lot one

I loved this device for the seven months that it performed as it should. And then it stopped doing what made it awesome. A stuck valve or bad circuit caused it to be retired.The good, I contacted the vendor...many times. I spoke with a real person more than once. Had to post a video of the malfunction to YouTube so that the manufacturer in the Big Rock Candy Mountain could see for themselves what was going on. No response, but in that absence, the vendor did issue a full refund!!! Good on them!!!This item would likely be fine for the homeowner for quite some time. It did not however stand up to the duty needed in a landscape shop with 100+ tires in use.

This thing has literally changed my life I first installed one on my service truck (Own a small RV shop and mobile repair business) now every service truck has one techs were extatic large semi tires on some of the motorhome we work on take a long time to fill now we can do something else instead of sit around.