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Technical Details
- Simple features
- 230v mains powered
- Analogue display psi, bar, kg/cm2
- Includes handy storage case
- 3 piece adaptor kit included
Product Specifications
| Product Information | |
| Brand: | Ring Automotive |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | RAC750 |
| Sizing and Specifications | |
| Item Weight: | 3.7 kilograms |
| Item Height: | 40 centimetres |
| Item Lenght: | 40 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 10 centimetres |
Product Description
Product Description
Suitable for use at home, on driveway and in a garage. This analogue compressor can inflate a fully deflated car tyre in under 2 minutes. It has an air flow rate of 41L/Min. 3m approx power cable and 75cm air line length. CE approved
Product Description
Mains Powered Tyre Inflation. Which Magazine BEST BUY October 2008. Suitable for use at home, on the driveway or in the garage - anywhere mains power is available.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
39 of 39 people found the following review helpful
This does what it says on the tin, but for the money, I think it could have had a pressure gauge, which you preset to whatever pressure you need and then it cuts off when it gets to it. The dial on the pressure gauge covers such a wide range that it's next to useless, as it's difficult to get an accurate read. Consequently, you need a separate pressure gauge, and need to keep taking the nozzle off to check it's the right pressure. Needless to say, every time you do this, you lose pressure trying to get the nozzle off and back on, and from the pressure gauge aswell. It's good at blowing up tyres, but so it should be for a mains compressor
110 of 112 people found the following review helpful
After having bought other tyre inflaters that run off the car 12v supply over the years and realised they are a waste of money ,RAC750 - Mains Powered Tyre InflatorI decided to buy the "Which Best Buy", and WOW was I NOT dissapointed. I went out and checked/inflated the tyres on both our people carriers in no time at all.
The only small fault I would say is the inflater pipe could be a little longer. It has a handy bag to carry it in also.. A great product.
The only small fault I would say is the inflater pipe could be a little longer. It has a handy bag to carry it in also.. A great product.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this recently, partly on the strength of the Amazon reviews, so there were no surprises. The pump seems effective, reasonably robust and quite quiet. Beyond that, the gauge is almost useless: mine jumps to 80 psi as soon as it gets going then slowly edges up. This means inflating by guesswork, removing the hose and checking with a separate gauge. The hose and adaptor could be better. I expect that pushing them back in the storage compartment after every use may eventually cause fraying. It looks as though fitting a replacement would involve dismantling the whole unit as the hose mounting is through the back of the storage compartment. The storage compartment for the flex is also too small (probably designed somewhere where they use smaller plugs than ours.) Struggling to get the flex back inside is likely to loosen the connections over time, but again, it's mounted through the back of the compartment with no obvious access to tighten the connections or fit a replacement.
Although the RAC (Royal Automobile Club) does sell its own range of car stuff, the RAC in RAC750 stands for Ring Automotive Company. Nothing wrong with Ring - I can see their premises from my house - but it's worth knowing.
Although the RAC (Royal Automobile Club) does sell its own range of car stuff, the RAC in RAC750 stands for Ring Automotive Company. Nothing wrong with Ring - I can see their premises from my house - but it's worth knowing.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
mains powered pump
I bought this appliance for my wife,because I have suffered a stroke.Used it on my ride-on mower and it made short work of inflating the tyres.Like it very much.John
Published 3 days ago by J. J. Wellens
Good but....
A good profuct and does what it says on the tin but it is very difficult to see if you have the correct pressure. Would be good if it had a set shut off. But hey, it does the job!
Published 4 days ago by Pen Name
Good product but a few irritants
The pump does what it is supposed to do well ... i.e. it pumps up tyres quickly. However, as stated on another review, the gauge is very small and has an enormous range ... Read more
Published 5 days ago by Mr. Chris Friend
Great buy..
This was bought for my bike and cars, it is excellent. Far better than using the cigarette lighter pumps..Quick service, good price......Great stuff!
Published 2 months ago by cookster623
Air compressor
I bought one of these about 3 years ago because it was a "Which" best buy. I'm extremely satisfied with it as it blows up car tyres quickly and will easily handle 4 flat tyres. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Barry
excellent
Could not believe how fast this was able to pump up a tyre, don't waste money on the type that plug into the cigarette lighter in your car, this is the one to go for.
Published 3 months ago by pedro
An improvement on the 12v compressors spoilt by poor design!
This isn't cheap, but it is good - and so close to brilliant that it's a real shame that they have got it so wrong! Read more
Published 3 months ago by Jimidino
Takes the work out of inflating tyres
The air compressor is really quick, the pressure guage is not accurate, but once you know how much air you need it is easy to guess the time needed to inflate to the correct level... Read more
Published 6 months ago by JANE J
Does the job and versatile
The product itself works well and certainly does the job, not only for my private car, but also for a large vehicle which I have, and which needs the tyres blown up to 75psi. Read more
Published 6 months ago by John West
Waste of money
I bought this tyre pump in August 2011. In only the second use it managed to fail. It is now November 2011, and Amazon's 30 day return is no longer available. Read more
Published 6 months ago by G. Taylor
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