Viair is the best budget choice, but even those that use battery clamps because they draw too much current for a lighter outlet, are terribly slow compared to an air compressor. If you're a homeowner with a driveway I highly recommend a 110VAC compressor with a long hose instead.
The 12V inflators just aren't built to last. I once had a Q-Industries Masterflow MV-50 MF-1050 etc model. It was very popular in the off-road crowd for a while and I did get 10 years of use out of it but not that many uses during that time because I kept worrying it would break so I reserved it for when I really needed it portable. It lasted that long only because I repaired it at least 4 times, and I'd estimate the total running hours on it to be only 4 hours at most... probably not even that. Air compressor on the other hand, you'll get hundreds to thousands of hours and not have to shut it off every 5 minutes to let it cool down.
Literally, you don't really even want to run a 12V inflator for 5 minutes at a time because the heat buildup is very stressful on them. Many will spec a longer time than 5 minutes but feel the head to see how hot it gets then you tell me if rubber, plastic, potmetal, etc is going to do as well getting that hot. Again I had to repair one about once for every hour of runtime.
If you need something to stow in your vehicle for whatever reason, that you never use except in an emergency, then I would just pick any cheap thing made by a major brand, and still use a proper 110VAC air compressor for routine inflation needs. The smaller ones are not that expensive, you can get a compressor and 50' hose and couplings all for under $150 and have it last multiple times longer than any 12V inflator... and have it to use as an air compressor for tools too, if you spend a bit more so it isn't too low a CFM, or get one used if the budget is tight.