Fitting for road and mountain bike tyres and tubeless tyres
Have you just broken out in a cold sweat trying to inflate a tubeless tyre with your old pump? Treat yourself to the PRO Tubeless Compressor pump and relax with a beer!
Bruno V.
Road specialist
Specialising in cycle tools, Pro Bike Gear has been a partner of professional road and MTB teams for many years, benefiting from "top level" field experience.
The Pro PRPU0087 foot pump is the simple, effective solution for fitting tyres and Tubeless road and MTB tyres. The principle is ingenious: the compressed air reservoir is filled using a foot pump or hand pump. Once the reserve is full, simply release the air in your tyre to release a large flow of air and slam your tubeless. This compressor features quality materials to withstand travel and emergency use if your reserve is full.
With a safety valve to prevent air loss, a dual Presta and Schrader valve compatibility, a stable steel base and a manual opening valve, the Pro PRPU0087 compressor will quickly find its place in your garage or workshop truck.
Robust and reliable, it has a steel body and base, ensuring stability and durability when used in the workshop or on the move.
Compressed air tank for instant inflation
suitable for tubeless tyres (road, MTB, gravel)
Compatible with Presta and Schrader valves
Robust, durable steel construction
Safety valve to prevent air loss
Works without electricity (100% autonomous)
Maximum pressure: up to 12 bar / 180 PSI
Materials: steel body and base
System: reservoir + instant air release
Head: double Presta / Schrader nozzle
Use: tubeless mounting and inflation
Why choose this pump?
This pump is particularly recommended for cyclists who want to mount tubeless tyres without a bulky compressor. It offers a simple, quick and economical solution for regular or occasional use.
Does this pump replace a compressor?
Yes, it acts as a compact alternative by storing the air and then releasing it all at once, replicating the effect of a compressor.
Is it compatible with all types of bike?
Yes, it is suitable for road, mountain and gravel bikes, as long as the tyres are tubeless compatible.
Can it be used with a conventional inner tube?
Yes, but its main use is for tubeless tyres. For conventional inflation, a standard pump will suffice.
Do I need a power supply?
No, it's completely autonomous and works solely by manual force.
Is it easy to use for beginners?
Yes, all you have to do is fill the reservoir with air and then activate the valve to release the pressure. It's a simple solution, even without any previous experience.
What maximum pressure can it reach?
Up to around 12 bar (180 PSI), more than enough for tubeless mounting.
Is it robust?
Yes, its steel design guarantees excellent durability, even under intensive use.
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Based on 16 reviews
Satisfied (Translated review)
Shrader valve to fill the tank, not great when riding road/gravel and having to switch the nozzle of your pump. Plastic inflation nozzle that clips is quite average, you have to push quite hard for it to hold on the valve. A screw-on nozzle would have been more logical. I do not recommend, I regret not having taken the Zefal tank. It did pop my 35mm tires nonetheless, but not without having popped them once with a tube first. (Translated review)
Very practical for tubeless tires effortlessly (Translated review)
Steel body, very good quality, I had never mounted a tubeless in my life, it's child's play, soaped the beads and it clicks perfectly into place. (Translated review)
No need to stop at the gas station to inflate my Veloflex TL (impossible without a compressor on these tires). For the Conti 5000 it was doable at a standard pump but much easier with this compressor (Translated review)
I took a long time to get my Continental 5000 tires to pop, the air flow seemed weak and I finally found the seal when I was about to give up. But I think it comes from the tires since I can do it with Terra Trail at the hand pump! As for the 5000, I haven't ridden with them yet. I have them with a tube and I am very satisfied, so there is no reason it should change in tubeless. We'll see! (Translated review)
The air flow is quite low, insufficient one time out of two with slightly stubborn tubeless tires (Vittoria corsa in my case). Compared to a CO2 cartridge, the tire inflates softly, doesn't always 'pop' or does it poorly and you have to hurry to finish with a foot pump before it deflates. But at least you don't waste a cartridge and you can try again until you succeed, so in the end it does the job ;-) I tried it empty (without a tire on the end): it's really the flow of the hose that is too low as it takes several seconds to empty... (Translated review)
Easy to use, but the tire doesn't always pop and there is still air when unplugged = Not very reassuring. (Translated review)
There is a loss of high pressure in the hose between the reservoir and the valve (tire)... You have to try several times to get the tubeless to pop. (Translated review)
Quality product that proves to be practical and useful. Easy to use. (Translated review)
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