Worx WX092L.9 20V Power Share Portable Air Pump Inflator (Tool Only)

Its too smart for its own good. Youre supposed to attach the inflator nozzle or needle to the item youre inflating, triggering the pressure sensor, then you set a target and hit the start button to get it to pump to the target pressure. If the sensor isnt triggered, the start button only kicks off about half a second of pumping to keep it from wasting battery. Well, thats fine if you have a mostly-inflated tire that can push enough pressure into the inflator hose for it to register in the first place. If you have a flat soccer ball where even the target pressure is only 9 psi, though, the sensor doesnt register the 3 or 4 psi initially present. So youre stuck hitting the start button over and over to try and get the pressure up enough for the sensor to register and the automatic pumping to take over. And theres no way to just hold the start button or another trigger to get continuous flow. All they needed was a manual trigger to make this a great, versatile tool. Shame they got cute instead.

Have several WORX tools and will cary this in my car love it.

I bought this inflator a few months ago...it was finally time to give it a try...this thing is an awesome....I dialed all four tires psi and was finished in less than 10 minutes. I used a digital tire gauge to check the accuracy....the inflator hit its mark every time. I was already a Worx fan...I have been using a GT trimmer for a while...this is an awesome add to my work tool kit...well worth the money.

Aired up two golf cart tires, perfect. From 10psi to 22, tool 2:15 seconds. Shutoff exactly on 22psi. Checked battery still full charge

Works perfectly, good power, easy to use. Battery works for about 2-3 vehicles. Between this and their impact, my compressor is never needed anymore

Ive always been impressed with Worx tools so I decided to give this a try. This battery operated inflator is so much better than the old plug in model. I like the fact that it is so portable and you can pre-set the desired air pressure and it shuts off automatically. It is a little pricier than the plug in models but the construction is heavier and so far Im pleased with the battery life. From my perspective its a good value.

Ive owned 4 or 5 pumps over the years for cars, bicycles, etc. This is the fastest one and it doesnt struggle at all (probably because of the 20v battery power). The connecting tube is long enough for the unit while on the ground to reach the car tire valve for 21inch wheels. My first try was at night time and the embedded light on high worked great. Dropped one out of 3 bars on a new 2Ah battery (from another Worx tool). The only issue I had was with pressure accuracy. First two tires were under inflated by 1lbs and other 2 overinflated by 2 lbs despite the pump being set to the same target inflation rate. Used a reliable, known good electronic tire pressure gauge to double check inflated pressure. Will run more tests on accuracy and report back. Accuracy to 0.5 lbs is required around here and all other pumps Ive ever had passed that test.

I have used my Worx on my BX Kubota tractor, and then checked the air pressure with my own gauge and it is pretty much right on, good product.

Lightweight. Easy to use. Bought for my air bags on F350. Easier than having to plug into cigarette lighter

What I like about the Worx air pump is that it small and portable and works with my 20V Worx batteries. I have mostly used it for my vehicles to keep proper tire pressure which is great so I dont have to lug a hose around, inflate tire, then check pressure. This air pump you just connect, set desired pressure, start and its done. I have purchased Worx tools in the past and have been very satisfied with the durability and quality.