Air Hawk compressor

[kbwitt]

Has anyone tried the as seen on TV Air Hawk. I like the idea of setting the shut off to the pressure you want it. looking for feed back from users.
Kenn

[Cruzr Joe]

It claims to be accurate within 3-4 lbs, so be sure to use a good tire pressure reader.

Cruzr Joe

[ARtraveler]

Also interested in the new compressor. Waiting to hear from purchasers/users. :bbq::bbq::bbq:

[Bam Bam and Pebbles]

It claims to be accurate within 3-4 lbs, so be sure to use a good tire pressure reader.

Cruzr Joe

Accurate to within 3-4 lbs? That doesn't sound very accurate to me. Better have a good pressure gauge.

[Air Force PAO]

I HAVE IT. Mine arrived Friday. Think about that. My wife ordered it BEFORE Christmas. More than two months to arrive.

I used it Saturday. My first impression was: it's cheap ($87) quality, takes a lot of reading the directions, kind of odd how to insert tube into compressor and the readings are difficult to read.

The carrying case is not very impressive. I plan to leave it in the box for storage and transport.

JOHN

[Grandpot]

I believe it uses a rechargable battery. If it sits in your trunk or some other storage, will it be charged and ready to use when you need it?

[blacklightning]

Maybe I am thinking about something different, but I came across something called the "Air Dragon". This product actually look like a small rechargable drill. It seemed like it was pretty nice for the money (only $39+ shipping). I was considering purchasing one of those just to see how it worked.

[larryd]

The "Rugged Geek" RG1000 jump pack that Lamonster is promoting has a air compressor option available...(I think) I don't know if he is offering it with his or not??? But this sounds like a win/win to me... larryd