12v Tyre inflator - recommendations sought

I have an older version of the Ring inflator which is good but like the newer one it has a screw on connector which annoyingly lets the air pressure escape as you're unscrewing it-so i bought this adaptor & extension which works very well.
Over inflate on the tyre pressure by a pound or two using the Ring and then use your tyre pressure gauge to zero in the pressure. Don't trust the Ring indicator as it is not accurate.
 
Went to the local Halfords and bought the manual dual cylinder foot pump for £15 and it stores under the drivers seat nicely if your so inclined for a little leg exercise...no battery drain and works well
 
Initially I thought cordless wouldn't be man enough, but I guess as long as its got a 12v, or even better 18v battery it should be fine - those compressors can run through a battery quickly.
I've not read what they are capable of in terms of inflation time but would assume they could do at least two tyres.
I must be honest, I was tempted by a cordless one - as long as it had a lead back up as knowing my luck it would be dead when I want it.

Amazon sent the wrong Ring one so I should get it Monday - will post back once I've tried it.
Yeah, my criteria is corded. Don't want rechargeable as don't trust pump run time! Preset and cut off, plus small & compact with stowage bag.
 
Hi Folks,

Looking for recommendations for a tyre inflator (12v) that comes in a bag, or easily stored & compact (good for stowage in the Cali).

I'd like one that you can program & turns off at the preset pressure.

Keen for your thoughts.

Thanks
Ring RAC830. Maybe overkill, but seems very robust with bag and cable stowage.
 

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