Ok Thanks. Mine is still going strong and coming in handy. Wife's car just threw up a "low tyre pressure warning" and the car was doing what it was meant to do- warning that all tyres were now 3-4 psi lower than when last inflated. Just took a few minutes to go round and re-inflate all tyres to optimum.MM

Glad it was helpful!

Has been used a lot over the winter. These modern car tyre pressure warning lights go off a lot when the temperatures drop. This has made it easy to check my car.

Thanks for the advice. 👍. MM

That is good to hear. My RTC1000 is still working.

Fair enough. The main thing for me at present though is the routine check and slight fill up every few weeks. We have 4 cars in the household and 2 bikes. (Although I prefer a normal bicycle floor pump for the latter). It saves time and a lot of effort having this at home. Hopefully will never need it for a catastrophic puncture but if it did fail during that process- lesson learnt and I will spend more next time. Although price nowadays is not always indicative of long life reliability as corners are cut to save money ever more frequently it seems. MM

so you dont recommend for a completely flat tyre? will it do it on occasion though for those emergencies? thanks

@@peppercrybeatz Ring certainly state that this will inflate a completely flat tyre. xxwookey feels only more expensive ones would be better at that job than this one. But like you said if you had to use it to inflate a completely flat tyre I don’t think it would be a problem at all. Just not loads of flat tyres one after the other! It is a powerful and fast inflator. MM

@@markymarkreviews thanks buddy

I still use 10 years old cheapest, basic RING. Never had any issues with that.

Mine definitely came in a nice case as shown in the video. Unless they are cutting back! I would query it with Ring or the retailer he bought it from.

Good question. I don’t think they supply an “IP” waterproof rating. There are no upwards facing vents on top of the unit so water will not get in easily in a heavy downpour. I guess to be safe just keep it covered up with a jacket or umbrella if you are worried. After setting the pressure and pushing the on button,it does its thing automatically. MM

Label on machine says 90dB. So pretty loud but not excessively so. For a typical inflation, machine not on for long either. MM

Just at petrol stations the tyre connecting valves just seem very fiddly so I have tended to lose a lot of air before getting a good connection. Has depended on the car/tyre valve though. This little gadget saves time and money though and so many station tyre pressure machines seem to be out of order at one time or another. MM

Thanks for the feedback. I will of course take this on board. This was an item that I bought with my own money and have used and thought it was pretty good and useful. Mine still works! But of course long term reliability is a must and only then can it be considered a “good” product and value for money. I will certainly feedback on it if it breaks down. MM

Cheap Chinese Rubbish. Keep people buying this trash more money for the communist government and more land fill. Prefer to buy gravity products

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