
A slow puncture stops being a crisis: plug into the 12V socket, fill the tyre, drive to the puncture shop.
Rs 3,499
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| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 12V from car socket, ~120W |
| Max pressure | 100 PSI (cars need 28–35) |
| Cord | 3 m power + coiled air hose |
| Gauge | Analogue dial, PSI + BAR |
| In the box | Inflator, hose, 3 nozzle adapters, fuse |
Engine running, plug into the 12V socket, screw the hose onto the valve, switch on. Watch the gauge and stop at the pressure shown on your driver's door sticker (usually 30–32 PSI). Let the unit rest 10 minutes after 15 minutes of continuous use.
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Use the figure on the sticker inside the driver's door frame — for most Pakistani sedans and hatchbacks it is 30–32 PSI. The tyre's sidewall number is a maximum, not the target.
Yes — that is its main job. It takes longer than a petrol-pump compressor (about 5–8 minutes) but works anywhere, including a motorway hard shoulder.
It draws about 10 amps, within a standard socket's rating, and running the engine while inflating protects the battery. A spare fuse is included just in case.
Yes — adapters are included, and bike tyres fill in under a minute. Watch the gauge closely on small tyres; they reach pressure fast.