NOCO 2000A Boost Air Jump Starter & 100 PSI Air Compressor, Electric (AX65)

2000A Boost Air Jump Starter & 100 PSI Air CompressorThe ultimate all-in-one portable jump starter, tire inflator, and flashlight engineered to be your essential car accessory and emergency roadside companionWith 2000 amps of power, the AX65 effortlessly jump starts everything from cars and motorcycles to SUVs and tractors, handling engines up to 8.0-liter gasoline and 6.0-liter diesel with easeAdvanced safety features like spark-proof technology and reverse polarity protection ensure worry-free connectionsSafely jump start any 12V vehicle with this mistake-proof design that’s easy for anyone to useith USB-C Power Delivery, you have the power to charge almost everythingIts internal power bank provides 60-watts of power both in and out to effortlessly power our favorite USB-C devices, like phones, tablets, laptops, wearables, and moreA compact and cohesive design including integrated hose clips and dedicated slots for accessories allows AX65 to be quickly and easily stored or usedExperience the unparalleled speed and efficiency of a 280-watt motor seamlessly inflating tires from 0 to 40 PSI in an astonishingly swift 2.0 minutes at 67 SLPM (Standard Liter Per Minute)Quickly top off (35-40 PSI) low tires in less than 22 seconds *205-65R16 95H TireAn integrated pressure sensor and innovative dwell technology pause and resume inflation as the pump reaches its set pressureAutomatically shuts off while monitoring and measuring pressure without over-inflating, providing precision accuracyPerfect for various applications with tire pressures up to 100 PSI, like cars (30-40 PSI), SUVs (30-45 PSI), motorcycles (24-40 PSI), ATVs (5-15 PSI), UTVs (5-20 PSI), lawnmowers (10-30 PSI), trailers (35-60 PSI), light-duty trucks (30-50 PSI) and moreUnmatched in quality, AX65 is solid metal, with heavy duty powder coating, abrasion-resistant hose, and anti-vibration rubber base100-Lumen flashlight provides a tactical-grade experience with long-range, bright illumination, controllable luminosity, and emergency modes