Planning to do a road trip. Anyone have any recommendation for a reliable portable jump starter with tyre pump just in case? Also, is TPMS with external cap one accurate?

This post has been edited by croydon: May 10 2022, 04:50 PM

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This post has been edited by N9484640: May 10 2022, 09:57 PM

Any idea about this?

shopee.com.my/product/63302437/2235223625?smtt=0.262118078-1652179310.9

The portable Jump Starter from 70mai is reliable.

FOBO Tire TPMS, Toyota already OEM into Gear Up for P2.

For the portable tyre pump, I just buy the ones that you need to connect to the power socket to use.

There are many options available online either in shopee or lazada. Rm50 can get you the one with digital preset settings, lesser than that will get you the analogue dials with no preset.

Few months back, I can't find any jump start + tyre pump that is decent. Now seems like a few appeared in the market that looks not bad. However, not from reputable brands like 70mai or xiaomi. Please update here if you found or using any that is good and reasonable priced. My combined 70mai jump starter and xiaomi tyre pump cost around RM350. So anything around that price would be good for me.

This tire pump is good. Small and handy, most importantly comes with quick release pump head.

https://s.lazada.com.my/s.VimtP


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added this to my cart long ago but never check out lol. thanks for the review

For compact jump starter, I bought the 70mai model.

https://s.lazada.com.my/s.ViMkB

I'm in a different approach. I'll just make sure my spare is in good condition and all pumped up.
been into situations whereby a blown up tyre is saved by a spare tyre rather than an air pump.

Another suggestion would be carrying a tyre repair kit.
Some car manufacturers even use this rather than a spare tyre.

https://shopee.com.my/product/281192458/106...62-1652521426.9

But its only for small leak repairs.

This post has been edited by pcdoctor_my: May 14 2022, 05:48 PM

Hello. do you the 70mai for normal powerbank use? Putting it in car for a extended period of time dangerous kan. Btw I see 2 versions with one being more expensive, can't seem to see the difference

All my cars have a compact battery jump starter kept in the trunk, away from sunlight. Just do periodical check in the event the battery is bloated.

The cheaper one has lower battery capacity, jump start current & peak current.

It is usually stated by the seller.