Electric car tyre pump £19.99

dws_72

Got an e-mail off a website ive bought off before, and they have a car tyre pump for £19.99 , have looked around and cheapest i could find was £19.87 plus £5.95 postage


http://www.motocare.co.uk/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=531&strPageHistory=search&numSearchStartRecord=1

HTH.


forgot to say postage is only £2.20 from here

MINCER_2

dws_72 wrote: »

Got an e-mail off a website ive bought off before, and they have a car tyre pump for £19.99 , have looked around and cheapest i could find was £19.87 plus £5.95 postage


http://www.motocare.co.uk/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=531&strPageHistory=search&numSearchStartRecord=1

HTH.


forgot to say postage is only £2.20 from here

Great deal - this came top in the recent AutoExpress comparison
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/products/218226/ring_rac600_automatic_digital_air_compressor.html

- cheapest I could find for a mate a couple of weeks ago was £24.99 delivered.

http://www.edirectory.co.uk/pf/880/mia/pid/5373000

dws_72

gewts a good review from what car too.

http://www.whatcar.com/news-special-report.aspx?NA=231565&EL=3237909

D_e_n_i_s_e

wont bother as its not a mains or rechargable unit

just think when you need to use it you need to plug into the cars cigerette socket and have trailling wires whilst you inflate the tyres on your car.

over time it will seriously damage your cigarette socket which on a fancy car will cost some to get sorted!

sazzywoo

i don't think trailing wires are much of an issue considering the car will be stationary! thanks OP

DazedByTheLight

D_e_n_i_s_e wrote: »

over time it will seriously damage your cigarette socket which on a fancy car will cost some to get sorted!

How will just using the cigarette socket damage it?

MoneyTown

Well I just bought one as it looks very good for the money. cheers.

Credit card payment was down but I managed to use Paypal I think.

I bet the power of MSE will deplete their stocks in no time lol.

dws_72

wont bother as its not a mains or rechargable unit

just think when you need to use it you need to plug into the cars cigerette socket and have trailling wires whilst you inflate the tyres on your car.

over time it will seriously damage your cigarette socket which on a fancy car will cost some to get sorted!

Was thinking about getting one for emergencies to put in the back of the car whilst out driving, so cigarette lighter is the only option really, as for damage to the socket, shouldn't really do any i don't think as most people use them for there sat nav and they don't really do harm to it..

anewman

D_e_n_i_s_e wrote: »

wont bother as its not a mains or rechargable unit

just think when you need to use it you need to plug into the cars cigerette socket and have trailling wires whilst you inflate the tyres on your car.

over time it will seriously damage your cigarette socket which on a fancy car will cost some to get sorted!

Strange you think this when you think cars need never be serviced and only ever have an MOT

I personally use a footpump as it's just more simple.

dc

You can get basic ( i.e. non automatic ) 12v electric pumps with gauge at around £3 or £4 from Home Bargains etc