NOCO Boost Air AX65 2000A Jump Starter with Air Compressor Tire Inflator Starts 8 0L Gas 6 0L

I purchased the NOCO Boost AIR AX65 on Amazon for $299, and so far, it has exceeded my expectations in both performance and utility. To test the air compressor, I deflated one of my truck’s 37” tires down to 6 PSI. The AX65 brought it back up to 38 PSI in just 5 minutes and 15 seconds. After this, the battery indicator turned red, so I decided to see if it still had enough juice for a jump start. I completely disconnected the battery in my 2023 Ford Raptor R and connected the AX65 to the vehicle's wiring terminals. The device intelligently senses if any voltage is present before applying power, preventing accidental arcing or reverse polarity. Since the AX65 was the only power source connected, I double-checked the polarity, pressed the override button, and was thrilled to see the vehicle lights come on. I went inside, pressed the start button, and the 5.2-liter supercharged engine roared to life without hesitation! Curious to see how the air pump would perform on other vehicles, I tested it on a Mercedes AMG GTR Pro. It inflated the tire from 10 to 38 PSI in just under 2 minutes. On a Toyota Corolla, it filled a tire from 6 to 33 PSI in under a minute. Today, after lunch, I noticed a group of people gathered around a car with the hood open—they were waiting for someone with jumper cables. I offered to help with the AX65. There was some initial skepticism, but after a quick connection, the car started instantly. Everyone was impressed and wanted to know what device it was. As for air output, the fastest portable I have found for off-roading is the large and heavy Smittybilt 2781 (have sent back to Amazon others that did not live up to their specs). It draws 45 amps when running (turn off the A/C while using it). It fills a 37” tire from 18 to 37 PSI in around 3 minutes. I’m honestly impressed that the NOCO AX65 offers comparable performance in a much smaller, more portable form factor, AND battery powered. In my experience, most portable compressors can't keep up with the AX65. Charging the AX65 is also impressive. I use a SOOPII 100W USB-C cable with an LED display that shows power delivery. The AX65 charges at around 60W—faster than any other portable device I own (aside from a laptop) and 2–4x faster than my iPhone or iPad. It also comes with a couple of attached adopter plugs for bicycle valves and for “balls”. It pumps up my mountain bike tires in just a few seconds. The flashlight is bright and came in handy the other day when I had forgotten to bring a flashlight and needed light in a crawl space. The AX65 worked just fine as a flashlight as well. Overall, the NOCO Boost AIR AX65 is a well-made, high-performance device. I now own two of them because I don’t want to be without one when I need a jump or air. Highly recommended. Read more

The media could not be loaded. The Best Combo Jump Starter x Air compressor in the Market! (I had a full video demonstrating this Noco Boost+Air AX65 in a better way but unfortunately Amazon didn’t let me upload it since it might’ve been to long so I had to edit it to a shorter version*). This is a masterpiece that Noco made! It’s basically a Noco Boost GB70 on Steriods! With the same specs but an air compressor included! All in one solution! It starts up vehicles without the battery even connected. The clamps straight to the battery wires using the “override (red circle with the exclamation point)” by holding the button for a few seconds until the battery status lights starts to “run” and it provides full power to your vehicle! In this example it was a Dodge Ram with the 4.7 V8 and this is rated for 8.0 Gas so I’m not surprised it starts this engine size up with ease. In this example we were doing a compression test on all 8 cylinders right after inflating that one tire as shown in the video and it lasted the whole compression testing. It still had a red dot of battery left after all that. I did say in the video that it used around 60% of the battery to inflate only 1 flat tire of the size 275/55/R20 but after it had 2 battery dots out of four instead of the 1 dot that appeared in the video. You can see it go to 2 dots automatically. So I would say around half of the battery used for that one flat tire. It took 3 minutes and 43 seconds to inflate this tire completely which is fast for its size. It states that it can run continuously for 7 minutes and I truly believe that it will. It also charges super quick at around 54 watts using the provided Noco usb-c to usb-c cable! As you can see in the video the Anker battery shows it charging at the speed rate of 53-54 watts and I also used my Jackery to verify and it was charging it at a 50-51 watt rating. This declares that it charges at 60w but these numbers are understandable since there will always be power loss during charging. Also works as a power pack to charge your phone or devices in case of an emergency. Comes with different type of “nozzles” for certain purposes and the best part is that it has their own storage in the jump starter! It’s got some weight to it but I prefer it since it demonstrates the built quality of the NOCO AX65. Not bulky and nicely sized to have in the car. This is definitely the best bang for your buck when it comes to jump starters with Air compressor built in! A must have in your car! Read more