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Workshop and Bicycle Pump XQMax PRO 160 psi (11 bar) with Pressure Gauge, Small Base
The XQMax PRO workshop and bicycle pump delivers manual inflation up to 160 psi (11 bar) and includes an integrated pressure gauge for immediate, accurate readings. Its compact small base provides stable placement on flat surfaces, while the design supports both Presta and Schrader valves, making it suitable for workshop tasks, garage maintenance and on-the-spot tire adjustments. The pump is intended for reliable manual operation where an electric or floor pump is not available or practical.
The pump offers a high maximum pressure rating of 160 psi (11 bar) combined with a built-in gauge that shows pressure in real time, enabling precise inflation. The compact small base reduces footprint while maintaining stability during use. Compatibility with Presta and Schrader valves eliminates the need for adapters in most bicycle and light vehicle applications. Manual operation requires no power source, and the sturdy construction supports repetitive use in workshop settings.
Place the pump on a flat, stable surface using the small base, then secure the valve head to the tire valve—ensure the correct seating for Presta or Schrader type. Pump using steady, controlled strokes while observing the integrated pressure gauge to reach the desired pressure. After inflation, release the valve head according to the valve type and stow the hose and head to avoid damage. Periodically check the gauge and valve connections for wear and proper function.
For accurate tire pressure, inflate to the manufacturer’s recommended pressure found on the tire sidewall or vehicle manual. Avoid overinflation; for frequent use in a workshop, inspect seals and the gauge regularly and replace worn valve heads or hoses to maintain reliable operation.
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