Workshop Tire Pump DUNLOP 174 psi with Pressure Gauge, Universal Valve Head

Workshop tire pump DUNLOP 174 psi with Pressure Gauge, Universal Valve Head is a portable pump designed for inflating car, bicycle and motorcycle tires. It features a built-in pressure gauge and a universal valve head that fits common valve types. The pump is intended for both professional workshop use and home or roadside applications, offering faster inflation than compact handheld pumps and straightforward pressure monitoring for safe tire maintenance.

Advantages

The integrated pressure gauge provides immediate feedback on tire pressure up to the pump's maximum of 174 psi, enabling accurate inflation without a separate gauge. The universal valve head supports compatibility with common valve systems, reducing the need for adapters. The pump's portable design makes it easy to store in a garage or vehicle for roadside use, while its workshop-oriented construction is suitable for repeated use and higher-volume inflation tasks.

Suitable for

• Inflating car tires
• Inflating bicycle tires
• Inflating motorcycle tires
• Use in garages and workshops
• Portable roadside inflation and emergency use

Key specifications

• Maximum pressure: 174 psi
• Integrated pressure gauge for direct reading
• Universal valve head compatible with common valve types
• Portable design suitable for garage and vehicle storage
• Intended for professional and home use

How to use

Attach the universal valve head securely to the tire valve and ensure a tight connection before operating the pump. Monitor the built-in pressure gauge while inflating to reach the desired pressure and avoid overinflation. When the target pressure is reached, release the valve head according to the pump's mechanism and stow the pump and accessories in a dry place. For repeated or heavy-duty inflation tasks, allow brief pauses to prevent overheating and ensure consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

Check vehicle or tyre manufacturer recommended pressures before inflating. Use the pump's gauge to reach the specified pressure and periodically verify with a calibrated gauge if precise accuracy is critical. Store the pump in a protected, dry location when not in use and inspect the valve head and gauge for damage before each season of heavy use.