Michelin Analogue Barrel Tyre Foot Pump, Portable Air Pump for Cars, Bikes, Motorcycles, Easy to Use, Durable, Compact Design, Black

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It's very good quality and highly recommended

I had another Michelin 9503 pump bought not that long ago, the one described as the "Rolls Royce of twin barrel foot pumps" on Amazon and (not surprisingly) rated 2 out of 5 stars by customers. Mine, too, fell apart. Absolute rubbish. The new Michelin 12209 digital pump I've seen all over the web promised more, but at the time I couldn't get hold of it anywhere including Halfrauds, and it was (and still is) unavailable on Amazon. This Michelin 12206 is exactly the same build as the new one, but with an analogue gauge. Excellent bit of kit. The gauge reads consistently the same pressures as my Draper 69924 pressure gauge (so I'm not bothered about not having a digital one), the black powder-coated chassis is a reassuringly thicker-gauge and feels robust and very stable, the foot-plate is substantial, everything including adaptors (not housed in some stupid spares box clipped to the hose) packs away neatly in the chassis, and the nozzle is threaded to screw onto the stem of my car tyre valves, and is air-tight every time. Superb.

Good item no need electricity 🔌 this pov very good no janjat for plug in 12v and fill the air in tyers ... Also this is very strong air to fill the tyer I have use 5 foot 🦶 for feeling air in 195/55/16 tyer 30 to 35 psi in just 5 foot legs owsam strong build and super quality provided by michline

I ride bicycle[s] around 200km a week. Both single barrel foot pumps (₹500/-) & a hand pump gave up on me in the last decade. But these 35mm bicycle tyres need pressure between [50-75] PSI. Local tyre shops charge ₹5/- per tyre to top up & usually don't go beyond 45 PSI. Petrol pumps should do it for free but they don't operate/run air-pumps anyway out here in the countryside. Was looking for a better replacement, ended up with this "Michelin Analogue Double Barrel Foot Pump" at ₹2095/-. - Package was intact - Got all three(3) adaptors, tucked under pressure gauge; nice clinchers - I see pistons(rods metal) are plastic, visible through barrel intake ports. So I "assume" it's a piston with double rubber O-Rings. Can anyone confirm? especially broken item, out of warranty customers. Feels ₹400/500 expensive, too bad they don't make any like this in India. Both my bicycle tyres were at ~40 PSI, with just 5/6 full pump each raised them to 50+ PSI; Rear (55) & Front to (50). Yes, had "no" problem with pressure-gauge. Will update after long-term usage.

great value and it works

Portable and easy to handle...good peformance..