NOCO Boost+Air AX65 Jump Starter with Air Compressor

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At A Glance

Starting Current
2000 A peak
Gas Engine Rating
8.0 L max
Diesel Engine Rating
6.0 L max
Internal Battery
31.8 Wh lithium-ion
Max Airflow
67 L/min
Max Pressure
100 PSI
Max Tire Size
35 in
IP Rating
IP55 with ports closed

Overview

All-in-one 12V lithium jump starter, tire inflator, USB-C power bank, and flashlight. The AX65 combines 2,000-amp peak starting power for engines up to 8.0L gas/6.0L diesel with a 67 LPM, 100 PSI compressor sized for tires up to 35 inches.

WHAT MATTERS

2,000A Jump Starting
Peak 2,000-amp output is rated for 12V lead-acid batteries in engines up to 8.0L gasoline or 6.0L diesel.
67 LPM / 100 PSI Compressor
Integrated 280-watt compressor delivers up to 67 liters per minute and 100 PSI for tires up to 35 inches.
Smart Pressure Auto-Shutoff
Pressure sensor, Dynamic Dwell, and automatic shutoff target the selected tire pressure without continuous manual monitoring.
60W USB-C Power Delivery
Bidirectional USB-C Power Delivery supports charging the AX65 and powering compatible phones, tablets, and laptops at up to 60 watts.
Spark-Proof Reverse-Polarity Protection
UltraSafe protection is designed to prevent sparks and warn against reversed battery-clamp connections.

GTW TAKE

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THE TOOL THAT KEEPS SMALL TRUCK PROBLEMS FROM BECOMING RECOVERIES

The AX65 earned permanent space in my truck because the combination of jump power and onboard air has already solved the two kinds of problems I bought it for. It started my truck eight or nine miles from pavement after I killed the battery, later started a friend’s Silverado, and the inflator gave me a low-stakes way to learn the unit before either jump mattered. The compromise is not the concept; it is the frustratingly short battery leads, which can make awkward terminal layouts harder to reach than they should be.
Combines two genuinely useful vehicle-recovery functions instead of requiring separate jump and inflation tools.
Has started two dead vehicles immediately in GTW use, including one without cell service several miles from pavement.
Testing the inflator before an emergency made the device familiar before the stakes were higher.
Tradeoff: The battery leads are much too short and can force awkward positioning around difficult battery layouts.

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