Analogue Double Barrel Foot Pump | High-Efficiency 100 PSI Tyre Inflator with Accurate PSI/BAR Gauge, Locking Ergonomic Tread Plate & Anti-Slip Rubber Feet | Inflator For Cars, Bikes & Cycles

*5.0 out of 5 stars* I'm blown away by this product! It's super handy for both bikes and cars. The best part? No charging required - just use your foot pressure to fill the tire air. It takes around 7-9 pumps to reach the recommended pressure of 33-35. A must-have for every vehicle owner! Works like a charm!

Build quality is good. Reading is accurate. Easily fill up the pressure upto 2 psi within 10 to 15 leg press. Have little bit weight and a cranky noise while pressing. Overall it is a nice product.

A great product. I use it on my Thar Roxx. I have found the PSI reading on the machine quite accurate - it matches with the reading shown on the car’s TPMS. Filling from 28 PSI to 34 PSI, it took me around 100 steps /kicks on the foot pump. So each PSI increase would require 15-20 kicks/steps. It is perfect for weekly top up.

Value for money

Product is really good. Easy to use and does not require much of effort to pump air in car tyres. I pumped up totally deflated tyre. Took me around 5 mins to fill 35psi of air from 0. Built quality is very durable and sturdy and ont the other hand it's not so heavy as well...... Not happy with the materials in box. There were no adaptors/nozzels to fill air in other type of vehicle tyres or football. Distributor needs to take care if all the things are packed carefully while dispatching the product.

Nice built quality and easy to use.

Posting this review based on the 1st time usage of the product. 1. Price is high, But quality is good. 2. I filled my car tire from 28PSI to 36PSI. Took 5 minutes, But after 30 pumps, I started to get slight knee pain. You need to know the exact foot palm area you need to use to ease the pump. 3. This is not suitable to fill air for a flat tyre. If you still want to do so, You will need to have few people with you to help you take turns. 4. I feel in certain areas the pump will need lubricated using WD-40, Felt a bit hard to me. Overall: If you are young and fit and would like to fill air at home between 0-10PSI weekly it would be good. If you have knee issues, I would not recommend it.

I've been using the Michelin 12206 Double Barrel Foot Pump for over a year now, and it's become a reliable tool in my garage. Here's a breakdown of its strengths and weaknesses: Perfect for Top-Ups and Emergencies: For car tires, this pump excels at topping up air pressure or handling emergencies like a slow leak. The double barrel design lets you inflate with fewer pumps, saving time and effort. Cycle Champion: This pump truly shines when it comes to bicycles. Inflating bike tires is a breeze – it requires noticeably less effort compared to my previous pump. Not for Everyone: However, it's important to note that while it requires less effort than some pumps, it might still be challenging for those with limited leg strength, especially if they're primarily using it for car tires. Stable Base and Accurate Gauge: The wide foot base provides excellent stability when pumping, and the analog pressure gauge seems fairly accurate for quick checks. The various fitments ensure compatibility with different tire valves. Overall: The Michelin 12206 Double Barrel Foot Pump is a solid choice for cyclists and anyone who needs a pump for occasional car tire top-ups or emergencies. The dual barrel design and stable base make inflation easier, but it might not be suitable for those who need a pump for frequent car tire inflation or have limited leg strength.

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

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Great value product bought for my husband who absolutely loves the convenience of being able to check tyre pressure from home

It's very good quality and highly recommended