FUPYG Portable Tire Inflator 150 PSI

A cordless design with a 12V DC backup gives this FUPYG tire inflator two ways to run, so you can use it away from an outlet or power it from your car. Its digital display, preset modes, and automatic shutoff are aimed at making routine tire top-offs less hands-on. The stated maximum pressure is 150 PSI, and the listing also describes it for bicycles, motorcycles, and sports balls. One useful distinction: this is a portable emergency and maintenance tool, not a replacement for a full-size shop compressor.

Key specifications

The inflator has a rechargeable battery and can also connect to a car’s 12V outlet using the included power cable. The listing says a full charge takes about 3 to 4 hours and that the pump can run continuously for up to 30 minutes. It claims one charge can inflate 2 car tires, 25 bicycle tires, or 60 balls, though actual results will depend on what you’re inflating and its starting pressure.

A digital gauge displays pressure, with four preset modes and a custom setting. Choose a target pressure and the unit is designed to stop automatically when it reaches that setting. That feature is handy when you’re topping off a tire in the driveway and want to avoid holding the pump on while watching the gauge. The pump also includes a flashlight with steady, flashing, and SOS modes, plus a USB-A output rated at 5V/2A for charging a phone or other device.

Who it’s for

A solid pick if you want one compact pump for occasional car-tire maintenance, a bicycle ride, or inflating a ball, and like having both battery and vehicle power available. It may also suit drivers who want a light and phone-charging port as backup features for roadside situations. You may want to skip it if you need a compressor for frequent, high-volume inflation or want detailed guidance on performance across different tire sizes, that information isn’t provided in the listing.

For example, you could keep it in the car and use the cordless mode to top off a tire at home, then rely on the 12V cable if the battery is depleted while traveling. Compared with a basic single-purpose pump, the extra light and USB output add emergency utility. A larger compressor may make more sense for regular heavy-duty work, while this one is geared toward portability and several everyday inflation tasks. The listing gives no dimensions, so you can’t judge trunk fit without that measurement.

Included in the package

The package lists the portable compressor, an air hose, Schrader and Presta valve adapters, a needle for balls and swim rings, a USB-A to USB-C charging cable, the 11-foot 12V car cable, a storage bag, and a user manual. That range of adapters makes the pump useful beyond car tires, but the listing doesn’t specify additional accessories or provide a size for the storage bag.

Questions before you buy

Can it work without being plugged into the car? Yes. It supports cordless use with its rechargeable battery, as well as power from the included 12V DC car cable.

Does it stop at the selected pressure? The listing says it automatically shuts off when the chosen target pressure is reached. Check the displayed reading rather than assuming a preset matches every tire.

Can it inflate a bicycle tire or a ball? It is listed for both, and the package includes a Presta adapter and a ball needle. The listing doesn’t give inflation times for those items.

Buying verdict

This inflator makes sense for someone who values a portable pump with more than one power option and expects to handle occasional tire top-offs, bike tires, or balls. Automatic shutoff and the digital display address the basic hassle of monitoring inflation, while the light and USB output add useful roadside functions. Its limits are the missing size information and the lack of detail on performance for specific tire types. Choose it for compact, mixed-use preparedness, choose a more substantial compressor if your main need is repeated or demanding inflation work.