Bulldog Winch Tire Inflator with Air Pressure Gauge - Analog - 0 to 150 psi

Video Transcript for Bulldog Winch Tire Inflator with Analog Air Pressure Gauge

What's up everybody it's AJ with etrailer.com Today we're gonna be checking out this bulldog winch tire pressure gauge slash inflator and deflator so what that means is you can hook this up to your tire. If you have an airline or compressor in your garage, you can hook this up here and pull on here. That'll add air to your tires. And then if you go too much, as the gauge tells you right here, you can take some out too. Let's check it out. Well, the cool thing is, like I said, is you can hook up an airline right here to the bottom, just like that.

And now you see it can let air into the tire while you watch it. So let's go over here and check it out. All we do is pushed down on this lever and that's going to open up this end so you can just put it over the valve, let go and it stays right there. So you don't have to hold this in place while you check. We already got a reading, looks like we're right at 40 here if you look at the analog display, it also glows in the dark.

If you're at night and it's got a charge on it and you can see that too. Now if it goes a little bit above where we want it, I'm going to pump it up just a little higher than I wanted. So a little bit above 40 now, I can push this release valve. It's going to let some of that air out. So that's just kind of handy to do so you can see it as you do it and adjust it as you see fit for a better ride.

So it goes all the way up to 150 PSI. So that's going to be good for your cars, trucks, SUV's even some motor homes and campers or within that range where you can use this to check the tire pressure gauge. Now another thing about letting some of the air out, you might wonder why you might need to do that. If you're going from a cold climate to a warm climate, that's going to expand that air in your tire so then it could be overinflated. So you might want to check that and just go ahead and let somebody have for a better, smoother ride.

Another thing you can use it for is you're going off-roading. You want to lower that down. That way you can climb better with those tires. Something to think about is if you have a straight on valve on your tire, we did run into an issue. We went to a motor home that had the valve behind kind of a hub area. This part's a little bit bigger especially with this latch. And we weren't able to get that in there. It was at such a weird angle. This wouldn't work with it. So just keep that in mind, look at the valves on your vehicles and make sure this is gonna work with it. Otherwise though this hose being as long as it was and flexible, made it really easy to get to those hard to reach spots, just to air up the tire, plus you can get this at any angle you need to actually read it. And just in case you're looking at it. If you don't have the air hose this still will do the gauge. It will tell you how much tire pressure you have in there. So it still works without that hose. You just can't inflate anything. Well, that does it. Thanks for hanging out and hope this out..