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12v 4 x 4 Air Compressor - Car Accessories > Tyre Maintenance > Air Compressors |
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Join Date: May 2010
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That's the one, excellent machine. Accurate gauge too, even as accurate as my high-quality gauge. Plus it fits inside the well of the spare. A foot pump is just too laborious with big tyres, and inaccurate. I was under the impression that if you buy air it has to be fit for intended purpose i.e. accurate to permitted standard for tyres, but if it is free you get what you pay for. |
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![]() I use one of these http://www.ringautomotive.co.uk/prod....asp?prod=1886 |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Hull
Car: W204 C320CDI
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Ring RAC600 wins lots of tests, I have one, it's small and pretty quick.
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I just carry a battery powered compressor in the boot all the time with a tyre gauge. It's lasted for 5 years so far including, tyres on 4 cars (mine, wife's, son & daughters), footballs & a few inflatables. IIRC it cost me about £15 which is a bargain in my eyes.
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I stopped in a motorway service station in the snow at Christmas. A foreign driver could not understand why he was being asked to pay for air and water for his car
I flat refused to pay for water - I borrowed a bucket, filled it from the constantly-running tap with sheets of ice under it - and topped up my washer bottle that way He put £1 in the machine and no water was dispensed as the machine was frozen Why do we put up with this sh*t in this country? Nick Froome |
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Least we don't pay for a pee though.
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Got asked to pay to pee once. Some roadside place in Scotland. They made a mistake though, the loo was in the middle of some woods. Me and two dozen others diligently watering the trees on principle.
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