apopj
New member
Hello all,
Just returned from the local Auto Zone store where I went to get a spoke brush. While I was there, I noticed a "Slime" PowerSports tire pump on sale. This is the small 12V tire pump made for motorcycles or other small tires. Says it will pump to 300 pounds (???!!!) and draws 10 Amps. Obviously us Hexhead guys can't use the BMW outlet (exactly what is that thing good for, anyway?) but this pump comes with battery clips to clip right to the battery. It also comes with a nice small case, wires and connector for a permanent connection to the battey, a cigarette plug, an 8' cord and a short (18") air hose. The case is about 6"x6"x3". It even has an on/off switch.
So, got it home, connected it to the battery, dropped my rear tire pressure to 30# and hooked it to the tire. Run it for about 30 seconds and the pressure was at 37.7 pounds. Seems to work really well....
Now for the good part.... It sells for $29.95 AND HAS A $20 MAIL IN REBATE!!!! So, this thing only costs you $9.95....... Not having done a definitive test on it or anything, I still like it. Hope this helps if you're in the market...
Jeff
Just returned from the local Auto Zone store where I went to get a spoke brush. While I was there, I noticed a "Slime" PowerSports tire pump on sale. This is the small 12V tire pump made for motorcycles or other small tires. Says it will pump to 300 pounds (???!!!) and draws 10 Amps. Obviously us Hexhead guys can't use the BMW outlet (exactly what is that thing good for, anyway?) but this pump comes with battery clips to clip right to the battery. It also comes with a nice small case, wires and connector for a permanent connection to the battey, a cigarette plug, an 8' cord and a short (18") air hose. The case is about 6"x6"x3". It even has an on/off switch.
So, got it home, connected it to the battery, dropped my rear tire pressure to 30# and hooked it to the tire. Run it for about 30 seconds and the pressure was at 37.7 pounds. Seems to work really well....
Now for the good part.... It sells for $29.95 AND HAS A $20 MAIL IN REBATE!!!! So, this thing only costs you $9.95....... Not having done a definitive test on it or anything, I still like it. Hope this helps if you're in the market...
Jeff