Tire inflator

[Ss34ever]

Anyone have any of these portable tire inflator? Looking at buying one to have around for emergency use. Reviews, good ones bad ones?

 

[Rut2much]

Milwaukee portable, red, $100=good

 

[AaronJ]

2nd for Milwaukee

 

[TakItEz]

3rd

 

[Lycanthrope]

These are decent, you can get them for other batteries also, you can see the different colors at the bottom. I liked the first one enough that I bought 2 more for both my kids to carry in their vehicles.

 

[Rut2much]

The m12 is more than plenty for occassional use/emergency. Would go m18 if using much more often on heavier duty equipment.

 

[snow2]

Yes I landed on the bullseye as it has a longer hose compared to the others I looked at,finally shit canned my bicycle hand/floor pump after 30+ years,sweet convenience for bike and truck tires,nice and compact not as heavy duty as Milwaukee which looks like a dandy unit.

 

[Davy Crockett]

They all work, I carry one in each vehicle , all different brands and they all do the job but some are slower than others. I carry an old twin cylinder 12 volt plug in one in my tool kit that I use, the rest are for my wife. The old 12 volt twin cylinder blows the others away.

 

[lunkerslayer]

I have a jncair 1700 booster air compressor, i did have just a dewalt air compressor one that runs off of a 20v battery or a cigarette lighter gave that one away.
But i chose the booster air compressor combo because then i didn't need to have 2 separate units

 

[Zogman]

I have bought 5 M12 Milwaukee. 3 daughters, 1 wifey and me. Had them since they first came out. They work for us. Since that time I think there maybe some better but we are happy.
The granddaughter even has one and uses it. Her friends are impressed.

 

[johnr]

Milwaukee is the shit

 

[risingsun]

M18 milwaukee here. You will not be disappointed. The m12's work great, BUT if you have a completely flat 17 inch regular pickup tire it takes a while and plenty battery. I almost bought an M12 but waited hoping the 18 came out. Very glad I did.

 

[wslayer]

12v plug in for me. Has long enough cord that I was able to pump up camper tire while attached to vehicle. Don't want to have to worry about worn down,dead frozen battery if needed. Probably not a big deal if parking in a heated garage all the time.

 

[NDbowman]

I've got the milwaukee m18, I've been very happy with it. I've been surprised how many tires one battery will air up.
Did use it in an emergency to air up a tire on semi's grain trailer out in the field. From completely flat to 105lbs of air in a semi tire did take two batteries and a long time but it got it aired up. I wouldn't recommend using it for semi tires but it will do it.

 

[Rut2much]

I've got the milwaukee m18, I've been very happy with it. I've been surprised how many tires one battery will air up.
Did use it in an emergency to air up a tire on semi's grain trailer out in the field. From completely flat to 105lbs of air in a semi tire did take two batteries and a long time but it got it aired up. I wouldn't recommend using it for semi tires but it will do it.

I can attest to this and multiple batteries while unit getting pretty hawt but very impressive nonetheless!

 

[Ruttin]

I got the Dewalt. Has never let me down. Im not meck a nick...if I was id be all red tools. The yellow ones suit me fine for tinkering