It is robust as it is made from metal (most portions covered with plastic), and has good plastic quality with no rough edges anywhere.
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Part Number – 08ZHZ0Z0BZM
Price – As per the box Rs 2949 (including taxes) Not sure about the price, as I paid Rs 5K for body cover, mats, mud guards, Tyre inflator kit and Anti fog film for the ORVMs.
Items in the kit –
- Air Compressor -1
- Adapter – 3
- Fuse – 1
- User Manual – 1
- Carry Bag – 1
Likes –
- Robust build.
- Digital display.
- Less sound.
- Rubber stands.
- Good LED light.
- Full metal nozzle.
Dislikes –
- Small display.
- Would have appreciated Set, – and + buttons a tad bigger.
- Wire length (280 CM).
The Handy bag – Love the bag, it’s cute.
Appearance & build – It is robust as it is made from metal (most portions covered with plastic), has good plastic quality with no rough edges anywhere. The dual tone color does make it stand out. The power and light buttons are big and gives good click feedback but others (set, – , + ) are just okay.
Top View
Front view
Left hand side view
Right hand side view
Back view
Cord length – Around 280 CM (about 9 ft) enough to get the job done.
Rubber stand – It has four tiny rubber stands which provide good traction and keep it steady while it’s ON.
The Nozzle – It’s fully metal, gives a solid feel and has a textured finish which will help should your hands get wet.
Digital screen – Small but very useful. It’s better to have digital reading compared to shaky analog needle reading. It offers a blue background light. I underestimated the light during the day but at night it was pretty good.
Four modes – Shows value in 4 types i.e. PSI, BAR, KPA & Kg/cm.
How to use
- Insert the 12V connector into the socket.
- Turn the car keys to accessory mode. The display will come to life.
- Screw the nozzle of the air hose onto the value of the tyre. After you are done, the display will show you the current pressure the tyre has. If it’s less than the recommended/desired press the + button to increase the pressure (in .5 increments) after that press the set button and then the power button. As soon as you press the button the compressor will turn on.
- It will cut off automatically after the set pressure is achieved.
Noise, Vibrations – Compared to other inflators it is quiet, has a bass sound rather than high pitch irritating sound. Does vibrate and stays in its position thanks to rubber stands.
Reducing tyre pressure – Either you can press the value and release the air and then screw the nozzle back and check the pressure in the display and do it all over again to reach the desired pressure or (my method) when you unscrew the nozzle there is a point where you hear air releasing noise, just hold it there (stop unscrewing) as air is releasing you can see the pressure dropping in the display. (the readings are not accurate as the nozzle is loose but gives you an idea of the pressure, it’s usually 1-2 PSI off. You can screw the nozzle back to check the accurate pressure)
Lights in action – Blue light for the small display is plenty for the night and the big LED light is good too.
Conclusion – It’s elegant, robust, has a digital display (small though) and good LED light. The biggest shortcoming is the wire length.
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