14" Dual Foot LockOn Air Chuck Truck Auto Car Tire Tool

by Haltec

Product Details

• Item Weight: 2 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds
• ASIN: B0028OI2JW
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #112,657 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive)

Product Description

• This is a Dual Foot Lock On Air Chuck with Extra Long Length of 14"

• Straight-on 30 degree reverse angle chuck

• 1/4" NPT female Thread

• 14" Long

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars Commercial Grade Air Chuck, September 7, 2011

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Chuck L - See all my reviews

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This review is from: 14" Dual Foot LockOn Air Chuck Truck Auto Car Tire Tool

This 14" commercial grade air-chuck is perfect for Professional Drivers. I am one, and first hand I can say that using this 14" air-chuck is a dream! Where time is money, and minutes are miles lost...It will easily reach deep into the second inner tire-well and lock onto the threads for a no-hands air-up! The back angle air-chuck also has thread locks so it's also hands-free!!
I found a 50 Ft x 3/8" synthetic rubber hose "on sale" ($9.99 at HFT), bought the universal glad-hand here at Amazon for about $2.50, and got this tire inflator 6 pc set & a set of quick-disconnects with 140 PSI pop-up gauge "on sale" at HFT for about $5.00 !! The 14" barb threaded right onto the HFT air-gauge assembly with no problems at all, making it a great combo tool! So for less then $25.00 (beating down the shelf price of over $70.00 at any Travel Ctr) with shipping. I now have an air-guage setup that not only checks both inner and outer tire pressure's but will also inflate those tires using Tractor air. With the quick disconnects that I added onto the hose I can change up to other air tools if needed, from a die-grinder for cutting the lock-bolts (eliminating the need for those huge bolt cutters) on secure loads to an air-chuck that blows streaming air to dust out the cab, blow ice off the chains & tires before installing them, or even running an air-drill to set screws into the trailer floorboards! It has done more to expand tooling then anything else I've done to enhance my "fix-it-now" abilities out over the road, and I saved money in the process over products similarly designed and usually marked up at inflated prices in the Travel Centers...
Chuck L