Can this pump be used for motorcycle tires at around 40psi (Schrader)?
146829
Yes although it will take more pumps as you need greater volume of air than bycicle tires,
146830
I don't really know but the gauge has reads up to 160psi. Don't know if that means it can.
146831
I use my bike pump to inflate my pickup tires so it should work fine for motorcycles. It's a bit of a workout but in a pinch it's better than driving around with flat tires.
146832
I've used it to put 60psi (Schrader) in my hybrid bicycle tires. I don't have a motorcycle but it surely should work. I put 110psi in my road bike (presta).
944631
It uses a standard 1/4" pipe thread air fitting. Which air fitting is dependent on what your system uses, ie M, U, T, or whatever you choose. A bike pump would not work, as this product requires a steady volume of air at around 90 PSI to create a vacuum inside the tank.
86490
I am not sure about motorcycle tires -- is their plug different than car tires? But this worked fast and accurate. Not as fast as the air at the gas station but much much faster than the plug in ones. It only runs for 20 minutes at a time but that was more than long enough to do all four car tires.
863762
It is meant as a sports equipment pump, for balls and the like. It may be used on low pressure tires. If you are looking for something that will inflate bike tires to 40 lbs or more you should consider a pump designed for that. Probably will work in an emergency.
678306
Absolutely not. This is a very small, low-volume, high pressure pump for bike tires. You would spend literally hours trying to inflate an air mattress with it.
1480254
IF it all goes it & the tire isn't over 2" x 26" then it should do better than 45 psi.This is a really bad product you should get the "Air Chuck" from the same company or the similar product from Crank Bros. The brass fitting that secures the cartridge tends to break out of the plastic housing within just a few uses. It leaks terribly.
958866
I don't see why not. I used it on a lawnmower tire last summer and it still has plenty of pressure in it..
1640364
Hi; I am not sure if this pump could be used on tires; it might be possible as long as there is an tire adapter, all I can say first look to see if there is one & try it. Good Luck --- PS If this does work share it with others. Take care. Mrs. McMillen
756570
No at all!, in my experience I use to pump up my tires at maximum recommended (85psi) in Michelin World Tour and I didnt have problems, Of course I use the Michelin tube "Michelin Airstop" and "Avenir Threaded Presta 48Mm Valve Tube"... The Tuffy Bicycle protection is great for ride for everywhere...
1671285
No, it is made for high pressure road tires. It would take a million strokes to fill that big of a tire. You need to find a large barrel mountain big pump.
1013753
I'm sure it would handle it as good as any bike pump can. I use mine with mountain bike tires @ 65 psi, which have a higher volume than the road bike to fill, so it should handle it well even at the higher psi. What makes this pump so nice is the ergonomics of it. You can easily position the pump to maximize your own strength, and as efficiently as possible then fill the tire with a good pressure gauge read out to follow.
1448974
I suppose you could. I use it only for inflating soccer and basketballs. We have a separate bike tire pump.
365082
I'm not exactly sure, but I was able to pump up the tires on my son's bike to about 30psi (he is 4 and they are 12" wheels. The pump is sturdy and really only limited by your hand strength.
255521
No. I think it is designed for "shop" use for Schrader type tubes... Either way, this head won't work. I used a head of an old bike pump on a different valve handle...
233372
Yes, the pump will actually pressure the tires higher than 60 psi but the manufacturer recommends that you do not exceed the 60 psi limit as it may damage the pump mechanism. I pumped the spare car tire in my car trunk to 60 psi quite easily with no problem. Just make sure that the amperage of your 12 volt DC lighter socket is at least 15 amps. This pump sells for more than comparable units on the market but is definitely worth it.
756573
No at all!, in my experience I use to pump up my tires at maximum recommended (85psi) in Michelin World Tour and I didn´t have problems, Of course I use the Michelin tube "Michelin Airstop" and "Avenir Threaded Presta 48Mm Valve Tube"... The Tuffy Bicycle protection is great for ride for everywhere...
2114554
My wife and I both have one of these pumps. We use it on road bikes as well as mountain bikes. All our bikes use presta valves, but it should work with schrader too, since it has a reversible head.