I have a tire that has a slow leak and when you live in the Midwest and the weather is cold, the psi lowers.

Usually it comes with cold weather when the pressure in my tires falls below the manufacturer's recommended pressure level

(Yay sudden cold snaps after really warm weather!)It also doesn't take up much space in the trunk -- only about the size of a small bag of flour

i bought this product because when the weather is cold my tires lose pressure

I have owned this inflator for about 2 months and have used it 8-10 times to top off my tires in the cold weather

Due to cold weather I’ve used the pump 3 or 4 times in the last 2 months..happy with my purchase definitely met my expectations

Essential for cold weather affecting tire pressure

This is very useful in cold weather climates where filling a tire can quickly drain the battery of the car.

The weather has been cold here so the tires were low, it was so nice adding air in my garage instead of out in the cold at a Gas Station

I have used it while it's raining (my luck), in 100+ degree weather (my luck), in snow storms (my luck), when it's below freezing (my luck), and (not my usual luck) in idyllic 70 degree partly cloudy weather

It will be a live savor in hot and cold weather

Also, the gauge was way off, but I think that's due to the cold weather

Takes a bit of time to fill a tire but it was cold weather and a very low psi

Both of my cars have tires that lose pressure in very cold weather and it has been cold

works as it should.

The product works as it says

I suggest reading directions on box as well as on the user guide.

In fact the pump showed my bicycle tire at 67psi at the end of the pump, after I removed the nozzle as fast as I could the pressure was below 50.The fact that it died so quickly and others have commented on that as well, says they need to QC the product.

I purchased this compressor for my recumbent trike tires, as well as for my car

A design suggestion would be to change to a Rapid-T Valve (like found on good bike floor pump) to clip on rather than screw on to attach to the tire