The Ring Tyre Pump Range

There is a new kid in town for 12V Car Tyre Compressors, and they go by the name of Ring.

They’ve made great waves in the online sales world, with their products consistently appearing at the top of Amazon’s listings. It’s not just sales volume that’s impressive though, anyone can infiltrate a bestseller list by releasing an average product at a very low price.

Ring also score incredibly well in most product reviews too – topping the write ups in reviews across the web.

While we’re mainly talking about the 12 volt variety of air compressors, they’re also manufacturing foot pumps and tyre gauges that are held in equally high regard.

In fact, they make a lot more than pumps, covering everything from dash cams to towing accessories, so they’re fast becoming a one stop show for motorists and fleet managers. Having grown out of a trade background, they’ve exploded onto the consumer market very quickly, offering their experience in high quality affordable products to customers at a fraction of the price that their rivals have historically charged. That’s created an exciting shift in the marketplace, and the electronic tyre pumps are of of the more notable areas they’re creating waves.

Suddenly, anyone can afford a portable air compressor for their car at a price that rivals shovelling 20p into the forecourt machines over the lifetime of their vehicle, and it’s a heck of a lot more convenient.

At the time of writing, the vehicle compressor pump reviews website cartyreinflator.co.uk tell us that their most popular write up comes from the Ring RAC635 model, which the following video from Ring tells us more about:

As you can see – there’s more to the RAC635 than simply pumping up your tyres, but inevitably that’s going to be the main driver of purchases. Having the lighting and pressure readings is a nice addition, but the simple safety feature of being able to pump up tyres wherever you are and whenever you need to is a clear advantage.

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