Tire Inflator Air Compressor Compatible with DeWalt 20V Battery Power, LIVOWALNY 160PSI Cordless Portable Electric Air Pump with Digital Pressure Gauge for Car Motorcycles Bike Ball Auto (No Battery)

Milwaukee battery compatible version of the air pump works very well. I like the fact that you can set the shut off pressure once and match the pressure in all 4 tires. It's not as fast as a full size compressor, but it's faster than I would have thought.I liked it so much I ended up buying the Dewalt battery compatible version later for my father.

I just purchased this to replace a large,old air compresser that was heavy and hard to move. This one is light weight, works as advertised. After playing with it a bit I find that I really like it. It is easy to use and just the right weight.

This is one of the best tools that I have in my tool box , I didn't have much confidence in something like this how can such a small tool and battery powered at that pump up a 16 inch tire but it sure will.Thanks and the price is pretty good tooI highly recommend this tool yes I will buy again. Thanks again Bob

I like the fact that I can use my DeWalt battery on the air compressor. It works fine except when you have the little extension on it.It takes forever to fill up a tire. Without it, it is quick.

We have lots of Dewalt tools so lots of batteries which fit this nicely. The size is nice and convenient for what we were looking for. Haven't had to use it yet, but tested it and it worked just fine.

This is a review of the Livowalny brand cordless electric inflator for use with 20-volt DeWalt rechargeable batteries.First of all, I will give my impression of the product, then will go over many complaints, some deserved and some not.The pump, also known as the model CZK-3694 cordless tire inflator, is handy and lightweight. I purchased it to add a few pounds of pressure to underinflated auto tires to turn that infamous government-mandated TPMS lamp off. You see, I am not as young as I once was, and getting a serious pump out of the boot, unpacking it, extend the coiled hose, connecting clips to the car battery, and then leaning over to attach the schrader connector is not particularly fun.A heavy-duty style of pump is great for total flat situations, but I wanted something that was ready to go and could easily put a few pounds of extra pressure into a non-flat tire. The CZK-3694 is perfect for that. I can put an extra 10 PSI into a tire in a couple of minutes. Just set it and walk away while it automatically shuts off at the desired pressure. This would also be a wonderful timesaver for inflating multiple bicycle tires or basketballs. Perfect!But, unlike its bigger brothers, this pistol-grip pump has no exterior cooling fins, just a small internal fan. It has no other way to dump heat. The included instruction manual reads "It is recommended to turn off the product and let it cool for 5 to 10 minutes for every 10 minutes of use". Frankly, I would stop every 6 or 7 minutes and let it cool for 10. It is certainly possible for it to fully inflate a totally flat tire but understand that it may take a while, and you need to give it time to dissipate the heat.Now to address the complaints....Some report it will not turn on. You have to pull the trigger three times when first turned on. This could be an undocumented safety feature to avoid unplanned operation or protect children.Others say they received it with no battery. While one configuration of the same pump does come with battery and charger, the other Livowalny DeWalt selection says shipped WITHOUT BATTERY.Complaints about it not being made by DeWalt. The brand clearly says Livowalny with FIT for DeWalt battery. (Or options for Mikita or Milwaukee)Another complaint is that it would not inflate above 60 PSI. Well, this one I blame on unclear instructions. There are 5 modes, each with its own pressure range. For example, automotive mode is 20 to 60 PSI. To pump to 160 pounds, you must select the custom mode with no indicator LED which will pump from 3 to 160 PSI. I am including photographs with modes and pressure range for each mode.And the final complaint I will address is meltdown. The item description does say that it could continuously work for 20 minutes. Perhaps if you pour liquid nitrogen over it. Otherwise, go with the limit printed in the manual and let it cool down often. Livowalny should change that in the Amazon description immediately.In summary, I like the product a lot and highly recommend it for topping off and the occasional full flat. But... it is only suitable for light duty use.

We have 4 vehicle in the household, recently I developed a slow leak in my car but hadn’t had the time to take it in for repair so I kept using my rechargeable pump but it takes a while and gauge is not accurate so I have to disconnect it and keep checking the pressure with a hand gauge. Additionally I have a plug in pump but the same. (the slow leak has since been fixed)One of our other vehicles has a tendency to just loose air on its own and the problem has been the same with the pumps I have.Now come this one! I read different reviews and ordered this one, also because I already own dewalt products and have the batteries. I attached the battery, set the pressure, turned it on and presto! Within minutes the tire was full! I then used it to check the other tires and adjusted and all this in less than 10 minutes!It worked so well I went around and did all of the vehicles! The only down point is I have a Chevy 2500 Van and the rear tires require 75-80 pounds psi pressure and this gun only goes up to 60max, but that’s ok, it definitely don’t mind using my other pumps for those two tires. If I find a brand that goes past 80! I’ll buy one too!

Works great for topping off auto tires, filling bike tires trailer tires etc. This is not a tool to fill tires that are empty. It accepts DeWalt batteries just fine. If you load a 10 Ah battery in and try to fill a truck tire it will definitely overheat and destroy itself......common sense......it's not built for continual usage. Nice tool if you use it as intended.