Being using this inflator for few months now. Brillant for keeping bike and car tires at right pressure. Will inflate bike tire from 0 -50psi in less than minute. Can even inflate car tire from flat but will take awhile. Other battery tool manufacturers probably offer similar products.
Ryobi 18v tyre inflator
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fooferdoggie
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I thought about getting the ryobi but it was only so so on reviews and I had spare battery. went with the makita. Put a new head on it so I dont have to use an adaptor.
Coolbob
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My old Craftsman C3 battery powered tools were about worn out and Sears had discontinued the batteries years ago.
I did a lot of on-line research on cordless tools and went into Home Depot one day to buy new tools and leaning toward buying Porter Cable tools. In the tool isle a Ryobi representative and two Home Depot employees pulling all the Ryobi Brushless 18v tools off the shelf and stacking them on a pair of flat carts. They said they were getting going to move all the Ryobi 2021 tools to the discount area to make room for the 2022 Brushless tools. I snagged about 8 power tools and a bunch of batteries, all marked down 20-50%.
I wanted to get an inflator, but the Ryobi inflator wasn't changed for 2022 and was full price. A few weeks later is was marked down from $36 to $19 so I got one. My only regret is not buying at least two at that price.
Every week or so I check out the clearance area at Home Depot, most recently I picked up a Ryobi brushless three-speed 1/2" impact driver marked down from $99 to $59.
I did a lot of on-line research on cordless tools and went into Home Depot one day to buy new tools and leaning toward buying Porter Cable tools. In the tool isle a Ryobi representative and two Home Depot employees pulling all the Ryobi Brushless 18v tools off the shelf and stacking them on a pair of flat carts. They said they were getting going to move all the Ryobi 2021 tools to the discount area to make room for the 2022 Brushless tools. I snagged about 8 power tools and a bunch of batteries, all marked down 20-50%.
I wanted to get an inflator, but the Ryobi inflator wasn't changed for 2022 and was full price. A few weeks later is was marked down from $36 to $19 so I got one. My only regret is not buying at least two at that price.
Every week or so I check out the clearance area at Home Depot, most recently I picked up a Ryobi brushless three-speed 1/2" impact driver marked down from $99 to $59.
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