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Subject Topic: 12v Tyre Pump Post Reply Post New Topic
13/10/2008 at 2:59pm
 Location: Cornwall
 Outfit: Toyota LC3 TDi 04 Abbey GTS Vogue 418
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I recently purchased this pump, as my caravan tyre pressures are high [65psi] and service station air lines do not always go up that high.

After using the inflator a few times I can recommend it, a couple of fellow caravanners have also purchased one and are also very pleased. The pump is so quick and easy to use.

Ring RAC600 Automatic Digital Air Compressor (RAC 600)

If you Google - Ring RAC600 - it is available from £19.99 + £4.10 Carriage.



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Mike


14/10/2008 at 8:17am
 Location: Scottish Borders
 Outfit: Dandy Destiny & Kia Soul
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Thanks for the tip

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14/10/2008 at 10:00am
 Location: Argyll Scotland
 Outfit: 1997 Bailey Ranger 470 4
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Sounds like something for the christmas stocking.

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17/10/2008 at 11:45pm
 Location: lancs
 Outfit: bessacarr e495 motorhome
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Thanks for the tip bowler. I received my automatic tyre inflator yesterday and cannot praise this item enough.

Its very good quality and easy to use and even shuts itself off when it reaches your tyres digital pressure setting. I checked my tyres which it reads automatically when you attach it to the valve and it was only 48 psi and should have been 65 psi and is even more inportant now that the winter and cold weather is coming.

So if any of you require a easy and quick to use tyre and other inflateable item car pump then this item is ideal and relatively cheap to buy.

Thanks again Bowler as i definately prefer a recommendation for a product that im looking to buy and ultimately saves a lot of hassle should you buy something that is not suitable for the job in hand.


17/10/2008 at 11:50pm
 Location: BRISTOL
 Outfit: Senator Vermont S Max
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Quote: Originally posted by bfurphy on 14/10/2008
Thanks for the tip
Ditto ...



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