Freeman | SKU: FS2DTI

Digital Tire Inflator with LCD Pressure Gauge and Work Light

Name: Digital Tire Inflator with LCD Pressure Gauge and Work Light
Brand: Freeman
SKU: FS2DTI
Price: 38.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$38.99

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The Freeman Digital Tire Inflator with LCD Pressure Gauge and Work Light makes it easy to check the pressure of your tires frequently, helping you extend the life of your tires and optimize gas mileage.

The LCD screen is backlit for increased visibility, and the built-in LED work light makes it easy to see what you are doing, whether it is getting dark outside or you are working in an unlit garage. When used in conjunction with a pneumatic compressor, the Inflator makes it easy to inflate tires quickly and accurately at home or in the shop.

Connect the inflator to your tires using the brass clip-on chuck to measure pressure in increments of 0.1 PSI, and you can switch between PSI, kPa, Bar, and Kg/cm² for the most accurate reading. The lock-on brass chuck provides a secure attachment to prevent air leakage, and the 20" flexible rubber hose and swivel hose connector makes it easy to use the inflator in tight spaces. Lightly squeeze and hold the pistol-style trigger at the first position to deflate, or completely depress the trigger at the second position to inflate.

The Digital Tire Inflator with LCD Pressure Gauge and Work Light is constructed of a durable, lightweight composite nylon and rust-resistant fittings to ensure a long product life, and is covered by Freeman's 1 Year Professional Tool Warranty.

The single best digital tire inflator on the market.

I've had a Cornwell inflator, $70, broke. Replaced under warranty, that one broke. I threw it away, and started shopping around for inflators. You can get the Astro pneumatic one, sure, it's the same one made under countless brands, tool trucks have them, they're everywhere. Thing is, they're the same price, $70-$120 generally, and with my track record of breaking tire inflators, I don't want to compromise if I'm going to spend a lot. The main reason I liked the Cornwell inflator for the price was because it turns on as soon as you plug it into a tire, or the sensor detects a pressure increase. It's so much nicer to just plug it in and your pressure readout pops up. The Astro doesn't do that, and neither do any of the same inflators under all the other brands. You need to reach over and hit the button to turn it on and wait for it to initialize before using every other inflator I've used, except the Freeman.My god, the Freeman is an enigma. It costs about a quarter the price of a nice name brand inflator, it's accurate, it DOESN'T have any sort of rubberized cover or anything, which basically every other inflator does have, but I have thrown my Freeman around, dropped it on the screen, on the pneumatic fitting, on its top, on its side, this thing refuses to quit. I bought the Freeman to hold me over until I decided which nice inflator to buy, and the Freeman quickly became my primary inflator.I've used this inflator so much, I wore out the spring in the Schrader fitting latch to the point of it snapping, and replaced it with my old Cornwell fitting. Freeman outlasted the hose fitting.Screw spending $70 or more on an inflator, honestly just buy the Freeman. It is absolutely more than worth it.This is coming from a professional mechanic.

Best tire inflator EVER!

I run a roadside business and these are the best tire inflators ever. They move a super high volume of air meaning less time on the side of the road. They're easy to read and I've used one for well over a year and the batteries are still fully charged. They're durable and rugged. The pins do fall out from time to time from the handle but, you can put a little bit of silicone in the hole and stop that from happening. There just isn't anything better that I found. Would highly recommend these to any professional or non-professional.