JACO FlowPro 2.0 Digital Tire Inflator with Pressure Gauge - 200 PSI

This saves me so much time in checking my Jeep tires. I only wish I had gotten one of these years ago.

This is hands down the best tire inflator gauge that I've ever had it's the Jaco flow pro 2.0 digital tire inflator gauge So easy to use you just gently push it on to the valve stem and it holds absolutely 0 leaking you push in the trigger just slightly it'll let air out you push it in all the way and it puts air in both very quickly very easy to put it right directly on the pressure that you need mine was 36 up front 42 in the back and riding motorcycle is extremely important to have your pressure in your tires As accurate as can be these are 99.9% accurate Checked it against other known tire gauges that I have tested before And this one is as accurate as you're possibly gonna get For the money it is an amazing value as far as longevity of this thing I don't know I just got it but But you can't go wrong with a lifetime warranty It takes 2 triple-a batteries which is really nice cause it's a lot more common battery but I would highly recommend it for The money it's a great value well made product

So far so good

Great product. Easy to read without my glasses. Overall it is a high quality build. It did roll an o-ring but I contacted Jayco directly and they sent me a rebuild kit. Super easy to install. It will be easy to rebuild vs replace years down the road.

It is an amazing air gage

This is the best air gauge I've ever owned I would buy it again and again I've had many other different ones and this is by far the very best.

I did do a lot of research before choosing the JACO inflator, even contacting JACO themselves, and I was convinced that this was the inflator I had been searching for. Leaking chucks drive me nuts so I am willing to pay "whatever" to own an air chuck that would not leak, least for the first few years. I was impressed with JACO customer service and their responses to some of the reviewers here. Great you tube reviews (but looking back most were posted by JACO themselves.) I thought I received a dud but based on the reply from JACO, leaks happen, even with the lightening chuck. First my motorcycle which has the angle chucks. Hoping that was why, i tried the cars and this JACO inflator leaked on all tires. I was frustrated but still assumed i had a bad chuck. Contacting JACO their response was that they were sorry i had the experience with the leaking chuck and they thanked me for trying their product. Of course, I can and will return this inflator, but I did expect that JACO would consider that maybe they had sent a defective unit and would suggest a replacement for the chuck itself. Which was not the case. I can only assume that they do allow for a certain percentage of leakage. This might be ok for some people but does not work for me. I feel the listing is a little misleading. It seems it suggest that this is new bread of non-leaking chuck but in reality, it is just a "copy" of a more expensive chuck called "locknflate" which is what i should have gone with and will try next, knowing what i know now. My recommendation based on all of my research and me actually using this is to either go with one of the cheaper inflators, if you are ok with a "little" leakage or keep looking. I will be sure to share my experience with the locknflate as an update to this because i am positive there are other people out there trying to end the frustration of a leaky locking chuck. No, I am not impressed with this and would not recommend it.

Build quality, fit and finish all seem top notch. Skeptical at first, the dual action handle works a treat. Very easy to modulate for both fill and release to achieve perfect setting. I really like the ergonomics.The gauge resolution (0.1 psi) is awesome and the accuracy seems really good. The Shrader chuck is fantastic; love the reliable locking and simple, fast release. The wide pressure range is great for using on lots of different applications from bikes to motorcycles to cars to trucks.My only "complaint" is that the hose is unnecessarily long. I wish it was ~6" shorter, which would result in less dead volume and a little more dexterity. But, in some rare cases, it does come in handy, too.Highly recommend this very nice piece of kit.