Airshot Pump Tubeless Tyre Inflator

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Works. Makes the tubeless thing so much easier.

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A couple of times I tried putting 45mm/622 tires on the rims. Didn't go. In the spring, I'll try an even narrower 32mm for the rims. We'll see how it goes. It's not nice with this bottle if you don't succeed once, because you have to pump the bottle full. You have to press the last 10-11 bars with a grin on your face.

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This was a crucial device when you need to get the tire on the rim. The price could be lower, considering what the device consists of, but it's worth it as a one-time investment.

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A little disappointing, it doesn't fill as quickly as I thought and understood. When using this, the tire rose about 95% in place, the last 5% rose when you manually pumped enough excess pressure into the tire. Yes, this makes the tire rise perfectly in place, but usually then it would also go normally even with pumping. But it works

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Runs his business really well. The mountain bike tubeless tire mounted on the rim on the first try, as opposed to just using a foot pump or battery compressor.

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A simple and high-quality device. The 47 mm tires of the gravel bike mounted on this rim without any problems, and with this tank volume and the maximum pressure of 11 bar, there is certainly enough capacity even for a bigger tire.

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Yes, even a first-timer got the job done with this one, after a little bit of work

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I returned this because the rim/tire combo of our local didn't get enough air out of the device to successfully do the tubeless job

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Handy for tubeless work, hundreds of fillings already.

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Good.