Jump Starter with Air Compressor Acmount 5000A Car Battery Jump Starter with 150PSI Tire Inflator for Up to

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I recommend this thing to people all the time. This specific brand as well. My wife has gone through about 3 of this type of tool because she refuses to take my advice and buy this one specifically. I've used this many times for both pumping tires and jumpstarting vehicles. It ALWAYS has worked. It charges fast. It KEEPS it's charge, and It still has plenty of juice left after a job. It's also built pretty dang sturdy which is nice. Read more

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It works for all the things. It will jump a car or motorcycle, it will air up tires and it will charge your cell phone. But it just doesn't do any of it "great." Cons: - The pump is slower and runs hotter than a dedicated battery pump like a Fanttik - The jump pack seems weak, especially when cold at all - If it is being charged then it will not charge your phone at the same time, it can only do one function at a time - Seems big for what it is, considering the jump start seems week, it should be smaller If it were smaller it would be perfect for my motorcycle trips (Where I don't need the jump capacity of a car). But considering the size and that it's not great at anything, I'm moving on to something else... Read more

I bought some new tires and I wanted to be safer on the road with them. I have a 1st gen Mini Cooper S, and it has some decent engine and suspension mods; but what it does not have is room for a spare tire. I live in Phoenix AZ, and the heat will kill any car battery inside of 4 years. I like that this Account 3000A Car Battery Jump Starter with 150psi Tire Inflator has both a charger and inflator; the convenience of having both in one device is nice. I deflated one of my tires to about 10 lbs and filled it back up to 34psi; it took about 2 minutes for a 17-inch tire. I then topped off our 4Runner tires; with a bigger tire, you need more time. I didn't deflate/re-inflate the truck tires but my guess is that a fill inflation would be about 4-5 minutes. The duty cycle (safe runtime) for this inflator can handle that, but you won't be running it for a solid 30 minutes either; there's not enough ventilation in the case design. On the side are USB ports for charging devices, and there is a flashlight at the bottom panel where the air hose is screwed in. I haven't needed to jump anything so I can't speak for that function, but I appreciate the safety cable that is provided. It makes sure that you don't reverse the leads. The one thing I wish was different is the front panel controls... why did they not use color-coded plastic? Imagine it's 2am, pouring rain, and you are on the freeway with no lighting. Seeing a whole panel of black buttons won't be fun. The engraved icons are great, but having them back-lit or with color would improve use and safety. Overall I really like this charger. It's handy and comes in a nice carry case for the air hose and attachments (balls, pool floats). Having had to fix flats in my tires before, having a good inflator is a smart choice. This Acmount Jump Starter and Inflator is well worth a look! Read more

I've had a friend of mine run her car radio till she needed a jump, also didn't have her jumper cables. I think iit was $80. This is coming along if we ever ride together someplace again. I also have a new to me finicky lawnmower that has had fuel pump problems in the past. And the carburetor bowl hold just enough gas to get me out in the middle of the yard. I usually have to charge and boost the thing when I start, since the battery is not so great either, so I then have to run a cord with the big charger out to where the lawnmower died. This will be much easier, I could almost keep it with me while mowing the back 40, if I had a back 40. I have since given up on a fuel pump for this, the electric ones deliver too much or not enough, and the original one that dumps gas into the crankcase when the rubber deteriorates from the ethanol in the gas scares me. So I changed out the tank with a smaller mower and it's gravity fed now. It seems reliable, that's for now of course. I'm going to see if I don't need the big charger next mowing though .I already have the small air compressors and they seem to work well, I don't have any doubts this one will work. Read more

I've used this for a few months now to help start machines at work. And simple stuff like my car when it dies. So far I haven't found an issue with it. The ari compressor is a nice ad on too Read more