Tire inflator, also known as tire inflator or tire pump, is mainly used to inflate the tires of vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, and bicycles. It connects the air source (such as power supply, compressed air, etc.) and the tire valve to inject gas into the inside of the tire, causing the tire to reach the appropriate pressure. Appropriate tire pressure is crucial for ensuring driving safety, extending tire life, and reducing fuel consumption.

Tire inflators come in various types, including portable, electric, manual, etc. Portable inflators are usually compact, lightweight, convenient to carry and store, and suitable for tire inflation in outdoor activities and emergency situations. Electric inflators have the advantages of fast inflation speed and easy operation, making them suitable for use in households and car repair shops. Manual inflators generate air pressure through manual operation without the need for power or air supply, making them suitable for tire inflation without power or air supply.

A tire inflator usually consists of an electric motor, an air pump, a pressure gauge, a connecting pipe, and other components. The motor provides power to drive the air pump to produce high-pressure gas; The pressure gauge is used to monitor the pressure inside the tire in real time, ensuring the safety and accuracy of the inflation process; The connecting pipe is used to connect the inflator to the tire valve, achieving gas transmission.

A tire inflator, also known as a tire inflation pump or tire inflation pump, is a tool used to inflate the tires of vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, and bicycles. It generates high-pressure gas by connecting a power or air source (such as a car power supply, household power supply, or compressed air tank) and fills it into the tire to achieve the appropriate tire pressure.