auto care & maintenance

woke up to a flat tire, g ... see more

woke up to a flat tire, got lazy to put the spare on so i went to Target and picked this up. Not the fastest, i cant speak on how durable it is as i've only used it once but glad i bought it and will keep it in my car for emergencies. i wasnt sure how to read the numbers, so i just filled it up and used my manual reader. once i got it to 30psi i turned it off. decent for the price. see less

I purchased this last nig ... see more

I purchased this last night to air up the tires in my car and my wife's car. It was not the fastest inflator in the world, but for the price it is great. In about 30 minutes I had 8 tires aired up from 20PSI to about 40 PSI. Beats having to go the gas stations and find an air machine that works. Going to go back to grab a second one to leave in the car for road trips. see less

Purchased this as an inex ... see more

Purchased this as an inexpensive stopgap for a leaky tire on my car. Would need to reinflate the tire about once a week. This worked fine - if 15-20 minutes to refill a tire from very low but not flat is fine in your book - for about 2 months, so I got around a dozen or so uses out of it, but it has completely stopped working. All I can say is I'm glad this died on me now, at home, instead of if I were in a situation where I absolutely needed it. Poor quality, wish I hadn't wasted the money on this and would have just bought a good one that would last. see less

Had the same issue and ev ... see more

Had the same issue and even exchanged mine only to discover that the reason it didn't work was because this model has a special feature in the dial to set it at the pressure you want to inflate to. Roll that dial on top all the way over and you will no longer have the problem of it not working. Does keep it from over-inflating! see less

Read other reviews and se ... see more

Read other reviews and selected this inflator to help with my lawn tractor. Found we still had to jack up tractor to inflate tire - but then tire inflated quickly and shut off at exactly the correct amount. This had been easily set using the dial gauge.Worth the investment. see less

One of my snow blower tir ... see more

One of my snow blower tires went flat today, of course after 18" of snow, my 12VDC car tire inflator did not have enough volume to seal the bead and inflate the tire, went out and picked this up and was impressed that it got the job done and only took about 5 minutes to bring to 20 psi, which is what the tire called for.Why a 4 and not a 5, well as commented on already, the air hose is very short and it is clear that on a car tire the valve stem would have to be near the ground to reach it and the AC (house) power cord is equally as short begging for an extension cord which is not the safest thing in my situation with snow, the 12VDC car power cord is plenty long and not an issue. On pure function, will it blow up a tire, I have to give it a 5. Even if a car tire is likely to take a long time, it will get there.Seeing the review about it turning off and CB about turning the dial all the way (BTW - Thanks CB for that) I was a little worried it might not work well. I found that once it hits pressure and turns off, you need to turn it off and back on again with the power switch, this is a safety device so you don't accidently leave it on. You can use the trick CB suggested going to max pressure, the only thing is you really need to keep your eye in the pressure as that more or less defeats the over-inflation protection. Personally I would suggest putting it no more than 5 psi over the pressure you need and turn it off manually once you get the pressure you want, the issue with going to max pressure is if you go way over the right pressure for the tire there is a major risk of it or item being inflated exploding. Don't be fooled by its small size, pressure is pressure, if you have a tire blow and you are near it you can easily get hurt.Another tip -- as long as it is attached to whatever is being inflated, it will show the current pressure, if that is the same as the dial it will not turn on again, the safety will not allow as you are already at your dialed in pressure. To start it again just turn up the pressure dial or remove it from the thing you are inflating, cycle the power off then on and you are good to go.Last tip, I would go at least 2-5 psi over your real target pressure, you lose a little taking it off, then use a pressure guage to see where you are and let the air out yourself until it comes down to where you want it.All in all I am pretty happy with it, having AC and DC power is a real plus, I did not have 12VDC around my snowblower, just house power 120VAC.I also like how everything neatly packs away, my other little one has cords and the hose all over the place and no way to store it well. see less

Shipping was darn fast, h ... see more

Shipping was darn fast, however the boxes they arrived in where the size of a coffin, none the less speedy shipping! Slapped 'em on my Toyota Matrix ,driver side, in about 5 minutes after viewing a Youtube tutorial. I highly recommend these blades, I grabbed mine immedatly when I saw the temp price cut. These guys run about [$] a pop in South TX. Cheers! see less

Fits perfect on my Toyota ... see more

Fits perfect on my Toyota Solara see less

love it came in handy sev ... see more

love it came in handy several times worth it see less

I just bought this at a l ... see more

I just bought this at a local Target.Instructions kind of vague but finally figured out the button in the off position has to be pushed up a small amount to get the pressure gauge to work. As suspected front tire was low.With this, I did not over inflate as I have done in the past Other tools should be so handy. Lite works well. Want to be sure tire doesn't have a slow leak so will check again tomorrow. Handy to have.Digital makes it exact. see less

I've been using this prod ... see more

I've been using this product for five years now and regardless of price I have found nothing better.Nu Finish stands up to it's claim of being a once a year car polish.It's easy to apply and take off.A little go's a long way. One bottle can last three years.I like to apply it twice over thirty day's to increase the gloss and shine.Try it once and you'll never have to try anything else! see less

I watched my neighbor use ... see more

I watched my neighbor use this stuff on a really bad lenses and I couldn't believe how well it worked!! [...] see less

This is an excellent piec ... see more

This is an excellent piece of technology. I use my car very rarely so having this tool is a necessity to jump start my vehicle if it has been sitting for quite some time. It will inflate your tires, can plug into your car lighter to charge while you're driving, and is very light weight.It has gauges to tell you how much battery power it has and when it needs to be recharged. It has 2 plug-ins to act as a battery for your laptop or other electrical equipment (great for camping) and 2 "cigarette lighter" outlets for other various pieces of technology you'd like to plug in.The only downfall is that you can't use the product right away when you receive it. It needs to be charged for 36 hours before it's first use...but after that it only needs to be charged every 3 months (plugs right into your wall at home). see less

It works very well and it ... see more

It works very well and it is very light weight and easy to read. see less

Tried this and is easier ... see more

Tried this and is easier to apply and remove than traditional waxes that haze white and are hard to remove, gave a very nice gloss with slippery smooth finish, worked as well as some of the costly premium brands. see less

Picked this up from my lo ... see more

Picked this up from my local Target store to try it out. I tried a lot of waxing products and I have to say, this one tops all of them. Washed and waxed my car on a sunny day. Rained the next few days and on the next sunny day, it still looked as if I just waxed it. Highly recommend this product! see less

Use the Blaster to dry my ... see more

Use the Blaster to dry my black GMC, doesn't leave one single spot of water and the glass hit it once and water just disappears! see less

I just washed my car and ... see more

I just washed my car and noticed 1000's of small rust spots -on top of the paint- on the paint and black specs all over even after washing. Its a white 2011 Jeep fyi. Tried scraping off with my fingernail but wound not work and if it did would take hours. I Googled 'small rust spots on paint' and found this product. It works better than I would have thought. Spray the liquid on, rub it with the wax, and wipe off. It's amazing how dirty the car still was after washing it. It's hard work rubbing it in but worth it. Took an hour and some sweat. Cost [$] at Target and was actually the cheapest price I could find and was in stock. Won't let me paste a pic but trust me it works awesome! see less

I work near a foundry tha ... see more

I work near a foundry that spews out a metallic dust in the air, which lands on our cars and causes the paint to begin rusting. I thought my paint job was screwed when my white car became pitted with these rust spots. A local body shop told me to try Meguiar's Clay Kit and I am very impressed with it's effectiveness. I could actually see the rust in the clay as it removed it from my car's paint. It did not harm my car in the slightest and after a post-clay waxing, my car looked brand new. I will be doing this on a yearly basis to ensure the life of the paint on all of my vehicles. see less