Worx WX092L.9 20V Power Share Portable Air Pump Inflator (Tool Only)

Pros: Lightweight and easy to use Very accurate (measured with professional tire pressure gauge) Battery lasts for a while (may have to recharge occasionally due to phantom power drain, but havent had it that long to experience it) Cons: A little on the expensive side The lever that seals the pump nozzle to the tire is hard to close/open You may lose 1-2 lbs pressure if you dont take it off the valve correctly. Recommended

Already used it a number of times and so far outlasted some other portable ones Ive owned (either motor burns out or some part in them breaks) seems to air up fairly quick and the preset auto work good, also handy that I have the leaf blower and weed eater all that use the same batteries.

Ive owned 4 or 5 pumps over the years for cars, bicycles, etc. This is the fastest one and it doesnt struggle at all (probably because of the 20v battery power). The connecting tube is long enough for the unit while on the ground to reach the car tire valve for 21inch wheels. My first try was at night time and the embedded light on high worked great. Dropped one out of 3 bars on a new 2Ah battery (from another Worx tool). The only issue I had was with pressure accuracy. First two tires were under inflated by 1lbs and other 2 overinflated by 2 lbs despite the pump being set to the same target inflation rate. Used a reliable, known good electronic tire pressure gauge to double check inflated pressure. Will run more tests on accuracy and report back. Accuracy to 0.5 lbs is required around here and all other pumps Ive ever had passed that test.

Very impressive to say the least. This item could probably get you out of a jam easily.

I was looking for something quick and easy to top off my e-bikes tires before I go riding in the morning. My old inflator was supposed to be plugged into a cigarette lighter but I had it going to an a/c adapter. Keeping the cords organized took longer than filling the tires. It was not a good setup! The Worx unit is just what I wanted! Its easy to use, small, lightweight, reasonably quiet, and doesnt have cords to fool around with (Just the one for the charger, when needed -- more on that later.) Im not pushing the inflator too hard. Just topping off my bicycle tires a couple times a week. It does that very well. Im sure it can handle car ones too although I might go with a larger unit if I was working with totally flat car tires. I would give it five stars but the charger included only operates at 0.4 amps, meaning it takes 5 hours to charge a dead battery. Even though I probably wont have to charge it very often, I broke down and purchased the WA3881 2.0 amp 1 hour charger . I would have gladly paid a few bucks more to get a fast charger with the inflator. Im probably nitpicking here but my only other minor complaint is that the unit shuts off very quickly. I havent timed it, but it seems like about 30 seconds. I dont think the screen draws that much power and letting it stay on for a couple minutes would make things easier. Like I said, its a minor issue. Pressing the power button again is easy but I wish I didnt have to do it before inflating my second tire.

I liked the pump worked quickly the first time I tried it. I have a problem with one of my car tires having a slow leak.

very nice to have thanks

Aired up two golf cart tires, perfect. From 10psi to 22, tool 2:15 seconds. Shutoff exactly on 22psi. Checked battery still full charge

I had been looking for a power tool line for my RV. I use Makita at home, but wanted something a bit less expensive to keep permanently in the RV. I landed on Worx, and Im glad I did. I got the leaf blower, 10 chainsaw, and this pump. This thing is great. Handles the RV tires with no issues and its super easy to use with its digital display and auto setting. So much easier than the old analog gauges that bounce all over and are hard to read.

Love the PSI reading and setting. This takes any guesswork out of the process and super simple to use.