Does this work well on motorcycle tires? I've yet to find a good tire inflator for motorcycles that plugs into the WALL.
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I am not sure about motorcycle tires -- is their plug different than car tires? But this worked fast and accurate. Not as fast as the air at the gas station but much much faster than the plug in ones. It only runs for 20 minutes at a time but that was more than long enough to do all four car tires.
86491
I don't have a motorcycle, but I can say that it works fine on my kids' bicycle tires, if that's any help.
86492
Not sure what PSI motorcycle tires are but I have used with great success on tractor tires 14psi, Chevy Camaro tires 36psi and minivan tires 41psi. I have to assume it would work on your motorcycle tires.
433507
I cannot say it even works with motorcycles as fortunately, I have not needed to use it. I would, of course, be using it on a tubeless tire. Would you?
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I have in past. The key is to get the stuff in and start driving right away to spread the sealant inside the tire. I wanted to be sure to have enough pressure rather than not enough in a pinch. I can always reduce the pressure later. My tires go up to 42 so after a few minutes of conservative driving I check the pressure. I wouldn't try it on an already questionable tire, of course, such as a sidewall puncture. I've used this stuff on mower and wheel barrow tires also but I use the smaller size, in those cases, of course. I also have a mobile air pump that runs off my battery. Well worth it and if you have any worries about using the truck inflator version, you can always fall back on the air pump after using the smaller one, if necessary. Get a decent quality pump. It's great and they are relatively small too. Hope this helps.
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I have used it to pump the front fork on my bike up to 60lbs so I'm sure it would do that on a tire too. My only complaint with it would be that it takes between 2-300 pumps just to get my tires up to about 45 or 50lbs, but that should be expected from a small pump. So pretty much, muscle endurance is more important than big muscles with this pump.
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Hi. Regarding your question as to whether this is good for tires, the instructions that come with it tell you that you should NOT use it for either car or bike tires. It doesn't include the type of nozzle for either car or bike tires, either.
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I use it on mine, frequently. It is not a "super-duty" inflator and runs slow enough to take care of my bicycle tires without problems.
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Keep in mind some motorcycles have tubes. On a tubeless tire I would consider it with an experienced rider and no other options, although a physicsl plug is a much better option
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I really don't know. My motorcycle tires are about 45 lbs. I filled with this, then tested with an accurate pressure gauge and it was spot on. I think I would trust it to go to 120 as it reads on dial. One thing I found is that when it is pumping you naturally get a couple lb fluctuation in the gauge. Then when you turn it off, the gauge settles a couple of lbs. And when you pop off the hose, it hisses a bit. So I fill about 2 lbs beyond (in the middle of the range) my recommended, then I pop off the nozzle while it is still pumping. Hope that makes sense.
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If you are low on air in a tire or two, this is very useful for pumping tires. I've used mine several times to pump up a tire that was down maybe 10 to 20 PSI and it of course takes longer but not that much longer and it works great if it's the only pump you have. #useyourmouth
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Take a look at the valve on your motorcycle tire and see if it's the same as a car. Then the gauge will work perfect.
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It works fine for anything with a standard tire valve, it comes with adapters to air up footballs, air mattresses...ETC. I have a big air compressor at home, but use this for the smaller jobs, it works great for car and motorcycles tires. a little slow but that is good. the gauge on the pump is accurate as well. This is a handy item
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This is not a compressor. It will not produce enough pressure to inflate tires. Short answer... No.
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I definitely wouldn't use it on a motorcycle. It falls off my windshield randomly and my dash is flat and it won't hold. The suction isn't strong enough. Plus the "sticky" part of the holder isn't very strong. I would recommend a mount that you can secure onto your bike that screws on. (I hope this helps!)
1543607
Should be ok for bike tire. You need the inserts for inflating soccer balls, basketballs etc. Makes no sense why the hand pump does not come with inserts.
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I've used it to put 60psi (Schrader) in my hybrid bicycle tires. I don't have a motorcycle but it surely should work. I put 110psi in my road bike (presta).
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I have not used it for RC tires but I have used it for all kinds of rubber and plastic as well as brass and corion. No issues.
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No I would not recommend this for pumping up bike tires. It is more for large inflatables. River rafts, air mattresses....etc...