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Halfords Rechargeable Multi Purpose Inflator review

It’s not cheap, but you do get a fair bit more than just a compressor with the first of our  cordless models

Halfords Rechargeable Multi Purpose Inflator
Overall Auto Express rating

2.0

Price: £54.99 | Added: 14psi

It’s not cheap, but you do get a fair bit more than just a compressor with the first of our  cordless models. The addition of 12v and USB sockets makes it a portable power source, although we couldn’t get the latter to charge our iPhone 5S. As a tyre inflator it’s user-friendly and works well, plus there’s a mode for inflatables and a deflate option. If you can use its extra capabilities, it’s worth the price.

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