Michelin 12206 Analogue Double Barrel Foot Pump (Black) with MN-4203 Digital Tyre Gauge (Blue) Combo

It's surely a high-quality product made with precession. Works flawlessly but because it a dual barrel/pump its a bit hard to press, this makes it very difficult to use for most of the females and people below 50 KG weight.Now, since it's very difficult for you to press the pump firmly hence it can barely push any air into the Tyre. Especially this becomes more difficult when the pressure reaches 20 bar.The build quality and finishing are top-notch. Please refer the attached pictures for visual confirmations.

Its built well, functions perfectly - no issues there. Connect the air hose to your car tyre valve, the analog display shows the air pressure, pump in air by pushing the foot pedal down a few times till you reach the desired air pressure, its done.The issue is, the pumping the foot pedal is not very easy, it certainly requires effort. 2-3 pumps are required to take up the air pressure by 1 PSI. So if your tyre is at 25 psi, you will need at least 10 odd pumps to reach 30 PSI. Over 4 car tyres, this will be 40 pumps. This is not easy unless you are in good athletic form. Certainly not recommended for elderly.My advice is this may be useful in emergencies - to inflate a flat tyre temporarily to drive to the tyre repair but regular use to maintain car tyre pressure may be quite a task - unless you want to make it part of your fitness program!

Let's start with the build.Build quality is good, the metal frame feels solid, the cylinders feel well put together and the quality of plastics used feels reassuring. The unit is a little bulky and heavy.The air hose is flexible and 69 cms long. My car has 16 inch wheels and it can easily reach the valve even if it is at 12 o' clock position.The pump takes a little more effort to operate compared to a single piston unit. I have observed that the pump heats up a bit on continuous usage.The valve for bikes and cars is screw on type. Adapters for inflating football and cycle tyres are also provided.Now coming on to the most impressive part. I found the gauge provided with the pump to be accurate. I cross checked the readings on my Michelin and coido tyre pressure gauge and found them to be quite in sync.The maximum deviation that I found in comparison to Michelin digital gauge was 0.5 PSI.For the money I paid this is an extremely value for money product and the accuracy of the gauge is icing on the cake.

Looks great, built strong. Double barrel make It easy to use. The floor rubber is of poor quality else a good durable foot pump.

Most worst product. U can go for electrical inflator air pressure is best. The product is not working from the 3rd usage. There is no service centres to claim a warranty. They are completely fraud people.

If someone is looking for car inflator , this is not the right choice. I would suggest not to buy this. It may be useful for cycle or football. I bought around 2 months ago. Recently I tried using. It's of no use.1. Meter is inaccurate2. Base of the inflator shakes3. Not easy to use for car tyre

The analogue pressure gauge is inaccurate and not clearly readable while standing up when the device is on the floor. The pressure displacement is also not that great. Overall an okay product to have this in your car for those situations when some nuisance makers deflate your tyres.

A very useful product. Accurate+-1 psi. Very compact. Increases pressure by 1 psi for every 5-6 stroke(for a 16" car tyre). Can easily carry in your car's boot. It's just one time investment. You can even buy a local pump for ₹800-1000 coz these mechanical things last for decade. The best thing about this pump is the method used to connect to valve stem

I had another Michelin 9503 pump bought not that long ago, the one described as the "Rolls Royce of twin barrel foot pumps" on Amazon and (not surprisingly) rated 2 out of 5 stars by customers. Mine, too, fell apart. Absolute rubbish. The new Michelin 12209 digital pump I've seen all over the web promised more, but at the time I couldn't get hold of it anywhere including Halfrauds, and it was (and still is) unavailable on Amazon.This Michelin 12206 is exactly the same build as the new one, but with an analogue gauge. Excellent bit of kit. The gauge reads consistently the same pressures as my Draper 69924 pressure gauge (so I'm not bothered about not having a digital one), the black powder-coated chassis is a reassuringly thicker-gauge and feels robust and very stable, the foot-plate is substantial, everything including adaptors (not housed in some stupid spares box clipped to the hose) packs away neatly in the chassis, and the nozzle is threaded to screw onto the stem of my car tyre valves, and is air-tight every time. Superb.

great value and it works