Portable Wireless Air Pump – 12V Rechargeable Tire & Flat-Jack Inflator

A cordless, rechargeable air pump built to inflate your tires and Flat-Jack levelers, or charge your phone and other 12V devices anywhere — no outlet, cable, or compressor needed. Can also be plugged into a 12V outlet for extended use or charging. Note: This listing is for the wireless pump only — Flat-Jack 2.0 units are sold separately. Skip the cords and the hassle of finding a 12V outlet. This wireless air pump runs on a built-in rechargeable battery, so you can inflate your Flat-Jack right at the campsite, even if your van’s parked at an angle or the outlet’s out of reach. If the battery runs low, you can plug the pump directly into your vehicle’s 12V cigarette outlet to keep working or recharge — so you’re never stuck without power. With a digital pressure display and up to 150 PSI of output, you can inflate gradually and stop exactly where you need — well within the Flat-Jack’s recommended 15–18 PSI range. A built-in LED light helps you see what you’re doing after dark, and the pump doubles as a power bank in a pinch. Features Cordless & rechargeable – Built-in battery good for 5–20 minutes of continuous run time per charge. 12V plug-in backup – Connect to a standard 12V cigarette outlet to run the pump directly or recharge the battery. Digital pressure gauge – Inflate precisely and stop at your target PSI. Fast flow rate – Roughly 1.2 CFM airflow gets your Flat-Jack up to height quickly. LED light – Built-in light for low-light or nighttime setups. Power bank function – Use it to charge a phone or small device when you’re not inflating. Compact – 9.06" x 4.53" x 1.97", easy to stash in your Flat-Jack bag. Specs Max pressure: 150 PSI Airflow: ~1.2 CFM Power: Rechargeable battery or 12V plug-in Noise level: ≤75dB Material: ABS Dimensions: 9.06" x 4.53" x 1.97" Color: Black with blue Note: This pump outputs up to 150 PSI. If using with a Flat-Jack, do not exceed 22 PSI (15–18 PSI recommended) — monitor pressure closely and stop well before reaching the pump’s max.