Which Portable Tire Pump is Best? Let's find out!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2019
- Portable Tire Pump Inflator test. Brands: Slime, Hyper Tough Walmart, GoodYear, Husky, Pittsburgh Harbor Freight, Campbell Hausfeld, Audew, CZK-3650, and ATE Pro. None of the pumps failed when used per manufacturers instructions.
Products Tested In This Video (in no particular order):
Tire Slime: amzn.to/2YpoY10
Harbor Freight Pittsburgh: bit.ly/3hlCzOe
Goodyear: No longer available
CZK-3650: amzn.to/3lavBhp
Husky 120V volt: amzn.to/3hkPMqh
Campbell Hausfeld: amzn.to/2Yp6pda
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Thank you all for requesting this one. I plan to give away all the tire pumps to random people I meet when I'm out and about buying stuff to test. Also, sorry it's taken me so long but finally have some new merch: teespring.com/stores/project-farm
Products Tested In This Video (in no particular order):
Tire Slime: amzn.to/2YpoY10
Harbor Freight Pittsburgh: bit.ly/3hlCzOe
Audew: amzn.to/3j7jm3o
Goodyear: No longer available
CZK-3650: amzn.to/3lavBhp
Husky 120V volt: amzn.to/3hkPMqh
Campbell Hausfeld: amzn.to/2Yp6pda
Thanks for making the video I requested man your're awesome!
Hey I've got an idea. Set up an amazon affiliate account. This allows you share a amazon link to product. When user clicks on your link AND buys the item, e.g. pump, you make a small commission. Most people watch your stuff and then go buy the winner or 2nd best 3rd best etc.
It's not sponsorship. Its just putting a link in description and saving your supporters time!
Would be more helpful if you could rank the pumps. Assign a grade to each of the attributes you tested (temp, power, noise level, etc) and come up with a single score. We'd like to easily tell which pump to buy.
Hey project Farm where did you get the 12 volt converter I need one for my air pump to be able to pump my snow blower tires in doors in my garage
@@itsm3th3b33 Great Idea! I agree, but he want's us to form our own opinion, I would say just make a educated decision with the information given.
Instead of banning plastic straws, maybe they should ban plastic gears.
You are right!
In some cases it's a designed failure mode. Much easier/cheaper to replace a $1.50 plastic gear on my Briggs 15hp engine than replace the flywheel.
@@truthsmiles TRue but the cam gears are a little different.
@@lewiemcneely9143 Definitely agree in SOME cases it's stupid to use plastic. But banning plastic gears outright is a little overboard.
How will we ever get liquids in our mouths with no plastic straws? They want to kill people with this ban.
At least if you purchase the Good Year pump you could just sit on top of it, turn it on, and that thing will drive you home itself.
lol. You are right!
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My wife tried it ... it took her home alright.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@pb222221 Be careful, you just might find yourself out of a job. On the other the goodyear only works for 10 minutes before it needs a smoke break and a cool down.
My favorite tire pump was the Shin Woo that was sold at K Mart back in the 80's & made in Taiwan...mine lasted from 1987 till 2020 when it finally died in December, it lasted 33 years under heavy constant use including filling dozens of water cannon fire extinguishers to 125-150 psi as well as lots of tires
Thanks for sharing.
Your channel is truly the Gold Standard of consumer product testing, especially for us handyman, diy mechanic types.
Keep up the excellent work! 👍👍
Thanks, will do!
You know you're getting old when you call the 12v outlets cigarette lighters and your daughter calls them phone chargers.
lol. Great point!
.....damn so true and I’m a 90s kid
That is when you are talking about your 30 YO son because your grandchildren even don't know what is. They just use their powerbanks and wireless chargers.
What's a phone?
was it 01 when they stopped putting cigarette lighters in cars?
Do a video about those car scratch removers that supposedly remove them quickly. See which is best.
Thank you for the video idea!
I suggested this a few weeks back as well
The all suck balls use a police toothpaste or a lava soup bar
Use a compound, all those products use durable filler or solvent to mask the scratches, they don't last
@@appletree8441 I typically use the fireman toothpaste and lava soup is way too hot for me! 😉
That Hyper Tough is 100% identical to the Slime compressor I carry in my trunk. Have had it for so many years now I don't even know how old it is, but it's still going strong the last time I needed it.
Thanks for sharing.
Needed one of these in a pinch and all they had at the local Walmart was the hyper tough, which based on this video is a solid choice and I can vouch for its effectiveness. Thanks Project Farm!
You are welcome!
The only thing to look forward to on a Monday ! PROJECT FARM!
General repair
General Repair, Thank you very much!!
The only way i know it's monday is a new PF video
Mr. Viceroy I agree ☝️
General Repair yes!!!
That, and seeing my dog after work! lol makes for a great day
I've had my Harbor Freight Air Pump for 12 years. It does the job when called on.
Small enough to keep in the the Miata trunk. I couldn't ask for more.
Thank you!
#MeTo
I've got one of those too, and got mine back when they were 19.99 ! 😊
Only problem I've had is the hose getting brittle!
.....Miata.....
@@codyshealy6509 - 150,000 Smiles... and it's fun as hell.
I had to come back to this video to double check. Harbor Freight has their pump on sale for the holiday at $29.99. I picked one up today. Great video and thanks for ALL of the informative videos you make. You're an asset for sure.
Thanks and you are welcome!
Unfortunately, this is an old video and there are much better pumps available now.
@@Japplesnap such as?
@@Khrrck Watch the newer video on this channel.
The handle is the weakest part..I got my ex girlfriend one and she broke it in a matter of minutes..she never took care of anything,but I fixed it where the handle broke of..just get rid of the original handles and place a 4"-6" nipple there and it works better than it came from the factory.
I love how through you are with all your testing you obviously put alot of thought into how your going to do your tests
Thanks!
Now can you have a race with all the pumps to see which one vibrates along the floor the fastest?
I'll buy the small one for my girlfriend for when I'm out of town.
That's a good one, Fred.
come on, you saw that goodyear. No contest.
Fred dang .
@@fh1980ram She may end up not wanting you to come back...
I never thought I’d hear that harbor freight was the “high end” of the competition
Great point!
I'm surprised but I'm not. Does that make sense? They don't make everything great but there are more gems then not.
I buy mostly from there. Duralast would get me more but they don't make as many things. Come check out a few of my reviews. :)
Harbor freight has really stepped up their game in the last 5 years. You can go cheap for a simple bug out tool kit to keep in your trunk. You can get their industrial line and get really good service out of them. I personally use a 1000 watt inverter and one of the little hot dog 1 gallon tank from harbor freight. As long as I let my truck run while the inverter is hooked up it works great. I carry my inverter plus a harbor freight tire plug kit and my little hotdog compressor everywhere I go. I’ve used this system for probably 10 years now. Only issue I’ve ever had was the very first time I used it I didn’t leave my truck running and it ran my battery down to a point where I had to use my jump pack to start it. Live and learn. I now have my 1000 watt inverter hooked up to a fairly large deep cycle battery. I ran a modified 16 foot 8 guage jumper cable from my main battery to my deep cycle battery which is all neatly arranged in a ventilated section of my truck bed tool box. When I say modified jumper cables. I bought the 8 guage 16 foot jumper cables from harbor freight. They were on dale for 12 dollars and I used a 20 percent off coupon. I cut the clamps off and put battery terminal ends on the wire. Then I ran them under my cab to my deep cycle battery. I also use a shut off switch terminal on my positive wire on my deep cycle battery end. I only turn it on for like one trip to work, which is about 40 minutes away for me. That way I don’t strain my alternator that much. I will say that when I use my inverter I open the lid though. Even though I wired up a plug in on the outside of my tool box. It gets pretty toasty in there. I don’t want to run the risk of my inverter burning out. My trucks alternator is rated at 145 amps. If it ever goes out I am going to install a 235 amp alternator on it off of a f350. Then I will leave both batteries on full time. One other thing. It makes a great back up for my normal car battery. Three weeks ago my 7 year old battery finally died. I went back to get my little lithium ion jump starter and I thought. I wonder what would happen if I just turned on my deep cycle battery instead. Truck fired right up. So now I’ve got 8 amps of inverter juice for about 45 minutes on a full load plus a built in jump starter back up. Let’s just say I really like my system. It cost me around 300 dollars to build the whole thing. However it has paid for itself in usefulness 1000 times. Especially if I’m working out in the field. I also have a 6000 watt generator bolted to the bed of my truck. I find myself useing my inverter a lot more than my generator though.
@@sniperdoug1969 wow. I love it! I'm editing up a way to save gas and it involves using your cell phone. Its for batteries and chargers. It's cool and related...it even uses a little sun. I hope you'll check it out.
I bought a Pittsburg before even coming across this video. I used it once about a week or two ago and I'm super impressed so far. Relatively quiet, filled my tire from 25 psi to 45psi in about 2 minutes or so. Then again I got the 150psi rated version that hooks straight to your car battery. Couldn't go wrong whatsoever. Also helps that I work for HF and got a discount lol
Thanks for sharing!
I've used one of those 150psi units for years. I have the 100psi one too, and use it for small cars. The big one is worth the extra cost for trucks; I regularly inflate 35" tires with it. It does well!
Great video, definitely gave me a better understanding of what to look for in a portable pump. I've heard from a lot of different people that portable tire pumps are unreliable and fail in short order. This video perfectly demonstrates why. If you put max 10 minutes on the packaging and the pump can't survive running for atleast 15 people are going to break it. Especially if it cannot reach the pressure specified after 10 minutes and there is no thermal shutoff (eventhough it's written on the package).
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
yeah most people never read the instructions and dont realize the reason theres a warning included that says to turn on the pump before hooking up the hose, if theres enough back pressure from the tire it will stall the pump motor and blow the fuse - and there you could be on the side of the road with a blown fuse and no air. Some also dont get that these are oil-free short time use pumps (10 min) and think they can treat them like home compressors--lol
Harbor freight used to be junk but they had arguably the best pump. Would like to see it continue pumping after it cooled off
😊 2:03 😊
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A good rule of thumb is to not get anything with a "built in flashlight"... They only do that because they know it's built cheap.
My Viair (Viair 00088 88P Portable Air Compressor www.amazon.com/dp/B005ASY23I/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_MOgEDbWE7DKDP) has a built in light. It’s super nice on the roadside at night.
I notice all Chrysler products have 2 flashlights built in the front. I think it helps support your rule.
I live by my rule of thumb: Always carry two or three flashlights and 4-pack of charged 18650 cells.
I have Coleman pump for 18 years. Works great and has a light.
I've had one with a built in light for at least 10 years and I use it somewhat often, it's done the job nicely. I forget the brand but I think it's a Campbell Hausfeld.
Harbor Freight the best (and most expensive) 12V pump? Truly the world is coming to an end!
Yeah, that was completely unexpected.
@@michaelblacktree Yes but Todd only tested toy Chinese pumps, nothing of true quality..
I was surprised as well, but its well vented and a better design. I wonder if Northern Tool makes anything similar?
Harbor Freight has 20-20% off coupons.
Thank you! I need to test the more expensive brands but wanted to compare the "budget" pumps first.
After seeing this video a year ago, I bought the harbor freight Pittsburgh brand pump. It's quiet and works very fast. The week area is the 12 volt plug-in section which fell apart. I still find it very worth it.
Thanks for sharing!
Biggest problem I found with using these little air pumps is using them with the vehicles cigarette lighter plug they always get too hot . I only use these air pump connected directly to the vehicles battery only. Even then the cords can get pretty hot! But like you said something better than nothing! Unless you burn up your wiring system from your cigarette lighter plug? Then I’m not so sure if it’s better than nothing or not? 😂
DURABILITY ISSUE FOUND with the Harbor Freight Pittsburgh pump. The material that they used for the yellow coil hose degrades. I took the pump out to use it and the yellow coil hose had already cracked where it was sitting stowed INSIDE the car in an interior storage space. I checked the spring action of the coil section that was still intact and it cracked into several pieces. Seeing if a donor hose can be attached as the pump itself is still good. ***ALSO avoid air pumps that have to be threaded onto the valve stem. Get one with a chuck that clips-on and does not require the valve stem to have good threads. If the threads on your valve stem are bad then your screw-on chuck will never attach properly.
@KGM I agree, replaced my hose with fuel line hose.
I've owned the Pittsburgh for a couple years now, and I love it. I don't remember the price I paid but I do believe it was much cheaper ( I'm fairly cheap ). The features really make the pump, the storage bag is awesome. The hose is removable and can be easily replaced. It looks like the air fitting will allow me to use one of the boxes from my compressor.. This little pump got a workout for an solid year, until I was able to purchase a new set of tires for my truck.
Auto correct changed hoses to boxes
Thanks for sharing.
"How much could there possibly be to test on a tyre pump?" I think to myself. Should have known better with Todd on the case.
lol. Thank you!
Aw, you Brits using a y where Yanks use an i. Am Y ryght?
@@MrTruckerf I mean. It's the English language. British spelling cannot be wrong
@@HostileLemons *I mean. It's the English language. British spelling cannout be wroung
Fixed that four youu. 🙃
@@mjc0961 Haha! Nice one
I would give the Harbor Freight pump extra points for the carrying case.
And take away points for not having automatic cut off after a set pressure.
Yep
Not a showstopper on that though. Normally, I’d expect to use that pump only when on the side of the road, so I’m going to be watching it closely because I’m in a hurry.
I'm a big fan of the HF pump, I have a bunch of them that I've abused for years, they'll inflate my 37" tires to 65psi without too much trouble. Only paid $20 for them BTW, nobody pays retail at HF. Course that was a while ago, haven't seen them that cheap in a while.
I'd give a couple more for not acting like a little yippie dog constantly running around and tugging on its leash.
being an older video I was still able to see Husky 12V is a pretty good pump for cars. I bought one today for $30 and this video had everything to do with my purchase. This pump does what I need it to do for the money. If it does well, I will buy the 120V for the garage this summer. Thanks again for another great comparison!
Thank you!
Another awesome real world test video. This channel is what Consumer Reports wanted to be when it grew up.
I don't know what it is - but, through some cosmic anomaly, I always find one of your videos testing out THE EXACT THING I NEED but know nothing about. your videos have been extraordinarily helpful to me as I navigate unfamiliar territory and I offer you my sincerest thanks!
Nice! Thank you very much!
Is an algorithm and tracking. If you've done any searches for an "exact thing" you might start getting recommendations. Project farm is a rock star for testing.
So if it's plugged into the cigarette lighter and starts smoking....that means it's working, right?
Only if it's magic smoke. If it's purple haze, it's not working because it's getting a "good feeling"
Unless it's vaping.
That there's funny.
Yeah, but your tire will die from lung cancer 10 years later.
Rich B. Good enough because they are rated only for 5 years. 😂
One of the best comparison videos I've seen. Detailed, quick, and thorough. Helped me decide easily. I'm going to try the Harbor freight pump.Thanks.
Thanks! Glad to hear!
Well done. Very thorough analysis of the performance of these consumer tire pumps. I’ve had a number of these types of products over the years. I rarely found one that was worth the money spent. This analysis provides the information to make a good selection.
Thanks and you are welcome!
This is completely unrelated to the video content, but I noticed on every video, he responds to nearly every single comment. That is true fan service and dedication to your craft right there! Also, you consistently produce unique and interesting test ideas, but all of them are practical for everyday consideration, especially this video. Keep up the good work man!
Thanks, will do!
Totally agree.
Yeah I wish a lot more youtubers did that, I get the impression that a lot of them don't even read the comments. especially when a person tries to help them with advice with a problem that they might be experiencing. that this person might have knowledge about. that's when it gets frustrating leaving comments.
Yeah, Project Farm is awesome.
I live in Chicago and I can say confidently that out of those 200 million odd flat tires 150 million of them happened here in fact 50 million of those where mine on the same damn pot holes.
lol. Nice!
You should drive around with that slime in your tires that Project Farm has tested, you will never know that you even have a flat since it will self-seal immediately
laughed so hard. made my day thanks dude
I've met several people from Illinois and they all told me Illinois' roads are like impact cratered.
@A D 😯😦
I was shopping for a pump, and very glad to see you'd done a review! Outstanding video (as always). Relevant info and logical flow. The only difference I would've suggested; more screen-time for result charts, and teardowns for all (plastic vs. metal cylinder/piston/gear/etc.) I now know which pump I will buy- and feel good about the choice; thanks to your testing!
You are welcome! Thanks for the constructive feedback.
Pressing pause and even reverse isn't too hard to do. Screen time is fine.
Excellent video with a great deal of technical info.
Which pump u buying?
Cold temperature performance could be important. Plastic parts are likely to break at subfreezing temperature, seals become stiff and brittle. I have had excellent results with my two cylinder Slime down to 10 degrees F and it has fins for cooling, not that you need it when it's 10 degrees.
i am in the market for a cheap 12v emergency pump. the unit i have had in my vehicle broke, i am shocked to see much much the prices have increased on these things
I’ve been watching your videos recently and I got to say.. this by far the most informative channel I’ve watched that gives me a heads up on what products to buy. Thanks for your testing!
You are welcome!
Everyone: If you get or have one of these things or any high amperage 12v device, spend the extra 5 bucks on a 12v socket with alligator clips and hook'em directly to the battery when using.
Your car's electrical system will thank you (and continue functioning). Most of these seem to keep under a 10A draw *but* I'm sure the cheap ones don't have a soft start and a brushed motor like those are going to have a seemingly insane startup draw, AND the cheapest ones probably aren't fitted with anything to prevent EM spikes or noise.
I've pulled 300W from the 12v socket in my truck with an inverter with no problem. That's the highest I usually see inverters before they go to alligator clip. But it was a pretty continuous load so idk
good advice.
@Michael Free Even if your electrical system can handle it a socket and alligator clips could be used as an extension cord and to hookup to jump packs etc. I have one of the Pittsburgh pumps(the longest reach in this test) and it barely makes it to my spare, so it seems to me some extra length would be helpful in many cases.
The HF even comes with a note telling you to fire it up without the hose connected, and there are plenty of reviews mentioning blown fuses if you don't.
Doesn't matter as long as the fuse doesn't blow.
man I love how this guy is doing the tests. its like he is doing PhD on each review project :)))
Thanks so much!
So true. I enjoy seeing his test setup design as much as seeing the test results itself. Lots of thoughts and lots of attention to details went into each and every test setup for sure.
Project Farm, if you don't mind me asking, what's your background? Just curious. Looking at the complexity of the design of your test setup in every video, you must have an engineering background?
"Project Farm," You must be an engineer?
Seriously! Definitely in my top 5 RUclips channels. Tests are done so well, and results made quite clear.
Behzad Vaziri Hassas
Like he is doing PhD on each review??
Thank you for all the amazing work and testing you do, for someone like me that has a million questions, and is always on a quest for actual quality / performance testing you are the man!!!!
Thanks and you are welcome!
Watching because 2 slime compressors bought by the Mrs. broke down after about 1-2 dozen inflation runs. She got them since my specification to her was to favor rotary threaded connector instead of the clamp connector. So many of the demonstration units tested were of the clamp variety.
I think that's probably the first time I've ever heard that... " Harbor freight the most expensive in this list" LMAO
Also one of the few that had metal parts.
Sometimes Harbor Freight has decent stuff you just got to know which items to go for.
For real
HF pump seemed pretty good
@@JS-qi1ou I agree. Definitely hit or miss. Some of their stuff is great, some is utter garbage. I have this Pittsburgh pumo and it's great!
I bought a Pittsburgh pump because of this video, and it has yet to let me down! Whenever cold temps come around, I am able to get all my tires to the correct pressure in less than 10 minutes.
Great to hear!
Buying one from Harbor Freight this weekend, Spring sale, $25
"Whenever cold temps come around"
'Cold Tire Pressure' just means the car is parked for at least 3 hours (or driven for less than a mile) at around 70 degrees F ambient temp--so check it in the morning or when your car is in the garage/shade.
@@R2MintOptions in this case, I meant winter temps
Awesome. Have you done a review of the battery operated tire inflator’s? Thanks for the performance reviews.
Very impressive good comparisons!
As a user, I don’t put the pump inside the vehicle especially in frigid winters because the rubber valves would become hard and the pump may fail.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
Just got my Harbor Freight pump today. The build quality is very solid. Looking forward to use it for many years to come.
Great! Thank you
Man the things you do for our viewing pleasure I thank you good sr I thank you👍
"Air tank you good sir"
Waiting for the "Which paint dries the quickest" video so we can all be entertained by watching paint dry. lmfao
I’m impressed with the performance of the harbor freight pump. I’d like to see AVE go over it with a fine tooth comb.
Thank you!
I'll save you the time - to him, unless it's made in Germany, it's junk.
Agreed
That dude is brilliant in so many ways. Quite the jack of all trades
AvE is super critical of stuff because he treats it all as tools he'll use on jobs or often, not as consumer devices. For a consumer they might use an airpump every 4-6 months or so to add pressure to tires after season changes, but for truly emergency use where you cant drive to a gas station, very very rare. AvE would probably buy a $200 compressor, while consumers should buy a
LOVE my Slime...Had it about 8 Years now used over a 100 times...STILL running strong!!!
Thanks for sharing.
As always, awesome! The 2nd portion was even more informative for a purchase decision!
Thanks!
You have probably heard this before, "Your better than Consumer Report" Great videos!!!!
Thank you very much!!
David Merchant “you are” or “you’re”
@@theman3476 or Your (Channel is) better than Consumer Report
@@theman3476 YOUR A 💩💩💩💩💩
Consumer reports lost all credibility about 20 years ago
I think I am going to start picking up some of those harbor freight pumps with the 25% coupons. Look like they are relatively well built. Thanks so much for doing this test.
That'll make it a great buy. Metal internals with direct drive and thermal protection is hard to find for under $30.
@@ProjectFarm definitely a nice little pump.
Ive had that pump for years now and used it hundreds of times 👍
No, you won’t... Read the fine print, Harbor Freight coupons can’t be used for compressors.
@@northroad1 any problems with blowing fuses?
Dope video , great tests. Really appreciate you making this
This explains why my tire pump was smoking. Need to let it cool off and not let it run too long. Thank you for the great video!
You are welcome!
Todd buying all the tire pumps, so we don’t have to.
Not letting that Patreon money sit around, he’s spending it all.
Thank you very much! I spend every penny on testing supplies every month.
Project Farm yep, that’s the point. Keep up the good work
@Jay Of course. Todd is among the few honest and hardworking youtubers
jay west He can return them,Duh!
Julian Shut up you stupid douche
The Husky and the Pittsburgh are in a class of their own here, thanks to their beefier, more efficient dual ball bearing motors, sturdy cast aluminum pistons with integrated hard rubber seals, and steel cylinder sleeves. I've got the Husky, and internally it is constructed similarly to the Pittsburgh. Externally, the Husky has one notable design advantage over the Pittsburgh, in that its aluminum cylinder head is exposed to atmosphere on top with several short cooling fins, allowing for superior heat rejection, which explains why it bested all of the competition on the 20 minute tank fill torture test by such a large margin.
Thanks for the feedback.
I used to have that Pittsburgh pump, it broke down after the second time I used it.
Indeed the Husky is well built and smooth with good cooling. Forget all those plastic case pumps entirely.
Only a small percentage of vehicles have power inverters which makes the Husky useless on the road.
Also, the cooling fins don't reject heat. They dissipate heat.
I personally use a Viair 300P.
@@1Outis1 did you return it for a new one
I've been considering purchasing an air pump, so this video couldn't have come at better time. Thank you for posting it.
You are welcome!
Happy I watched this. I settled on the Pittsburgh compressor from HFT. It's noticeably quieter than the compressors I've had in the past while pumping strong.
Thanks for sharing.
Try the battery powered pumps next. Milwaukee, ryobi etc
Thank you for the video idea!
I agree. I have the dewalt one and I love it. Would be cool to see how it compares with the plug in types and the battery powered competitors.
Agree. Look at the Rugged Geek pump/battery/jumper cable kit on Amazon. Don't see much use in having a meager 120 volt AC pump. An air compressor is much more useful, but the battery or 12 volt ones will work in the field.
I'd like to see the pumps that manufacturers are putting in vehicles instead of a spare tire
I use my Ryobi one all the time, great for tires and other inflateables. It goes on all my road trips with me.
Video Idea= test different brands of jump packs including their air compressors,light, usb charger etc.
Oohh, that's not a bad idea.
I second this idea. Good one!
i would also be interested in a jumper pack.
Got a Stanley Model Jump Pack that is still going strong... Except for its On-board Air Compressor. Now I'm wondering if I were to open it up if it'd be an "easy" fix... Regardless, seems like a good idea, just to see exactly what went wrong. The pump has power/runs but has no Pressure... So either a bad gasket/hose/etc.
My only question is what brands? There are THOUSANDS of Chinese ones (probably identical internally and maybe externally). I have an Anker which is a brand i see quite a bit on Amazon but Anker means NOTHING. Its made in some sweat shop...certainly smelt like it opening the packaging! That lovely Chinese chemical plant smell.
I have a Husky 12 volt pump. It’s been a trooper every time I’ve needed it. I’ve used it numerous times for my family as well as friends and never had any issues
Thanks for sharing.
Well, my tire compressor went out today. Thought to myself, "hey, I wonder if there is a video on this from Project Farm"... and sure enough! Got the Husky. Works great. Way quieter than my old one too. Thank you again!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing!
why would anyone dislike this video? straight to the point with lots of info. thanks man for taking the time to make this
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Because they didn’t like the video? 😄😄
That’s a really good question. But 700?? What’s wrong with these people?
My guess it that they didn't like the fact the tester was comparing Apples to Oranges when he included the 120 Volt version. There aren't many 120 Volt outlets along the side of the road!
Could be because the title implies that we will find out which one is best but never find out, which seems to be par for the course with most of these videos
FYI, the HyperTough is available under a number of different brand names, but they all come from the same factory. They're a good pump overall. I've had mine for around 6 years and it's lasted. I went through a few year period where I was just constantly getting nails in my tires and this thing saved my bacon more than once.
I never really took the time to watch your video's through in the past.... Boy are you thorough! Very impressive content.. Subscribed! 😀
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Another great 👍 video. I’ll be needing a small 12V air pump, with a tire plug kit when I start off roading with an ATV. This video was very helpful. At the house, I have a Porter Cable pancake style compressor. Was on sale for $100 from $170. It’s a little beast and I love it.
Thanks! Glad to hear!
13:30 Well, it did shut off as advertised, what they don't tell you is that it won´t ever turn back on.
Lol
"Sized for trunk or *glovebox* storage."
Don't know about anyone else, but I can't fit a watermelon in my glovebox.
lol. Agree! That thing is huge.
"Sized for glovebox storage" made me laugh, I don't know about everyone else, but mine barely fits any more than my owner's manual and registration.
you guys didn't get it right - sized for glove box storage means you can store a glove box in it.
I'll see myself out
Hard to tell in the video, but it looks close to the size of the Black&Decker Air Station I have. It appears to have been discontinued, but it runs on both the car's 12V or the house 110V (3 position switch). It's not excessively fast, but I've inflated 4 low tires consecutively without overheating.
Try the trunk
You rock. I totally went out and grabbed the Slime pump and it's worked great. Thanks again.
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing!
I decided to get the hyper tough, and I love it! I hooked it up to my ecoflow river max and it aired up all four of my tires from a rage of 20-29 to 35 in about 11 minutes. For reference I have an 03' Buick LeSabre limited.
Thanks for sharing.
I bought the hyper tough and it was hyper garbage, wouldn't even hook up to the nozzle
This test blows! Thanks again for running these pumps through the paces. Great comparison!
Oh my! Maybe I was just waking up but you had me for a second!
Can you test Jump starter boxes? I'm trying to find a good one.
Depending on what you want to start, I have the compact one from harbor freight, and it has started everything I put it on. But sometimes you have to let it cycle one or two times before it will start the bigger stuff with dead battery’s.
I’d be interested in this as well.
Thank you for the video idea!
Yeah and jumper cables.
I have the TypeS brand M#AC56789 37.2 Wh LiIon from Costco for about $60..works ok.
I bought a JACO SmartPro 2.0 AC/DC Digital Tire Inflator - Advanced Portable Air Compressor Pump - 100 PSI. After my kids kept borrowing mine, I bought them each one of their own as Christmas/birthday gifts. I've used mine for truck and car tires, lawn tractor tires, football/basketball and pool inflatables. I've been using mine since 2018 and have always been impressed by its performance. I purchased a smaller JACO in 2016 that my wife still uses as well. Never an issue with either.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thank you for these videos! After I watched this video I went out and purchased the Dewalt, it's been a great little inflater. It can air up everything from my four- wheeler tires at 4.4 psi all the way up to full size truck tires. Thank you again!
You are welcome! Glad to hear!
I was just thinking to myself that i should get a pump ordered for my upcoming road trip. Perfect timing sir!
Thank you!
You are my favorite person ever. I love how detailed and meticulous each test is! It resonates with my inner meticulousness. Awesome job man!
Thanks so much!
@@ProjectFarm We appreciate your scientific method. Would’ve loved to know COUNTRY of ORIGIN (Made in China or another planet)
Super useful. Seeing the audio & temperature profiles 😳 Great tests to be able to pick a pump based on size, cost, speed, sound, power use, speed, durability, max pressure, or reach.
(I need a new one as I gave my old one to a friend with lousy tires.)
Thanks!
I have a 5 year old Craftsman lighter plug pump..I timed it & it took 7 minutes to fill a tire size P255 75 16 with 35 psi..Thank You PF your the best👍👏
You are welcome!
We really appreciate your efforts for testing, really takes alot of time and work to do test like these.
Thank you!
Harbor Freight great build quality thermal protection works
If you do your research, some HF stuff is pretty good.
funny how school always told me to never buy harbor freight for professional use, yet i always see their brand and especially floor jacks at tire shops, some dealerships, and lots of lube places.
Right. It's obvious these things really need thermal protection , otherwise you will burn them out if you take your eyes off the stopwatch.
@@Omar-em7rl They have greatly stepped up their average quality over the last 15 or so years which has done loads for their overall reputation.
I don't know if they've stepped up their quality as much as everyone has lowered there's and we just have a lower expectation or bar of what is quality
I have had very good experience with the double piston Slime pump for off-road vehicles. In the aluminum case it's pretty bulky but I usually ditch the case & tuck it in to the under deck storage in my SUV's. It's been able to pump up 33" all terrain tires without issues. I do keep that Harbor Freight compressor in my normal vehicles. It's the unsung champ
Thanks for sharing!
That GoodYear pump was dancing to your music lol. Thanks for the great video.
lol You are welcome!
I think it's funny how the cheap no-name pumps kick the crap out of the name brand ones lol. Good test like usual, project farm!
I'll be honest, I expected LLPT to finish last. Sort of humbling to be so wrong!
They're all made in China...
The problem is, most of the name brands are no longer the independent entities they used to be...owned by some global conglomerate.
@@RandallBoley For sure
"Doesn't have a built in pressure gauge"
WELP 🚮
ikr
Lmao idk why but when I saw this i fucking died laughing
Goodyear! yeah right I mean goodbye 😂
But it does dance though
Seriously. Why even bother?
Man these videos are seriously the best thing to have because they are so helpful and they help save me so much money and time!!!!!!
Thank you!
Wow you really pumped me up on these tests and I'm not inflating my words.
lol Thanks!
This type of pump has saved me from being stranded many times, thanks for the video!
Me too! Thank you!
"Pump up the jam!"
I've carried one of these small pumps in my truck the years. They have saved alot of other people but thankfully I've never needed one of them myself to get home.
I like how you thoroughly go about every aspect without leaving anything out..👌👍
I appreciate that!
Another very helpful review! The Harbor Freight/Pittsburg compressor is the same unit sold at True Value hardware under their Master Mechanic label.
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
I was wondering if you do a review on tire inflator. Well I found this and liked right the way before the video began… you are the man !
Awesome, thank you!
I have the first one you tested, it has no warning about max time use, so I went right over one time and it started smoking and now I know why! Still working thou, so... Great video!
One of the best videos you have done! Always look forward to your videos!!!
Can’t wait for the next one 🙂
This is one of the best review videos I've ever seen. Subscribed!!!
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I love your videos! They are no BS, just straight to the point and the facts
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your time to make this video possible. I truly enjoy it. I'm surprised by the Harbor Freight pump that came out on top! Wish you could test a Viair. Thanks again.
Sir I am from INDIA and I specially loved your detailed clear review and your voice. just amazing.
Thanks so much!
Stop calling people sir dude please. People make fun of Indians because of it.
Im going for the Pittsburgh 🤙 thank you for these REAL reviews. Youre a hero 🫡
Thanks and you are welcome!
I have a harbor freight 12 volt compressor bigger than the one shown and my pressure gauge is on the hose. Have used it many times inflating large truck tires. Awesome compressor but cost $75.00 but worth the money. I like the comparison you show, great video.
Thanks for the info!
I am so impressed with your presentation - you have been able to answer just about all of my questions (I am looking for a tire pump primarily for my travel trailer) - you even covered the length of the cords AND the energy usage! I must have read about a dozen reviews of "the best tire pumps for RVs/trucks". When I looked at the specs for the top pumps recommended for RVs or heavy duty use/trucks, it was clear that the reviewers didn't even bother to read the specs, much less do any testing! I am posting a link to this on several RV sites I belong to - the info is too good, and accurate - not to share!
Wow! Thanks so much!
Love it! Would be interested in seeing you test some that connect directly to the battery via leads rather than connecting to the 12-volt, as you don't have to worry about blowing the fuse on your car. The one I have is very similar to the Pittsburgh one, has saved me a number of times.
Keep up the awesome videos, I'll be binging through a bunch of these loving how in-depth the testing is.
Thanks, will do! Thanks for the suggestion.
Very true about the fuse! I use a converter plug that attaches to the battery directly with standard spring clamps.
most typical portable tire pumps connect to a cigarette lighter socket, so there is risk of blowing a fuse if having to inflate a tire from 0 to 30+ psi.
I ended up cutting the 12V cigarette lighter plug and soldered a pair of NONO GC017 battery clamps to do away with damaging my 12V plug in my car now I can connect straight to battery but you have to monitor the usage or you run the risk of burning the motor out.
The 150psi Harbor Freight model (one up from what was tested) has 12v clamp leads.
I've had both a slime and a hypertough and another older brand I can't remember, and hypertough has been the longest lasting and most accurate for my person usage and experience
AvE would blow them all up :D. Overvolting stuff is just fun, especially when the magic smoke is escaping!
lol. Thank you!
You're thinking of the photonicinduction guy.
@@hyperboloidofonesheet1036 Until it pops!
I got to say I sure respect all the effort that you put into these videos very fairly done thanks!
Thank you!
Always great comparison of products. I will be getting a harbor freight air pump now
Thank you!
I used to to have that exact Harbor Freight pump. It was great for several years & tires. Finally quit making pressure. Replaced it with the one up model a few years ago and still going strong.
Thanks for the feedback.