The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Inflator w/ (2) 6.0Ah Batteries and Charger for $279. Shipping is free.
Product Description from The Home Depot
Fastest 18-Volt cordless tire inflator: top off 33 in. light truck tires in under 1-minute
Truefill technology: auto pressure check feature activates to ensure psi target is achieved, automatic shut- off at selected psi prevents overinflation
Tire capacity: premium components and unmatched durability to handle tires over 100 psi, rated for 150 psi max
Optimized for passenger, light truck and other medium-duty tires
PSI memory preset: save your most used psi rating with up to 4 psi slots
On-board hose and nozzle storage: easily store 36 in. hose and attachments
Anti-vibration feet: minimize tool walk while in use
Fits all M18 batteries
5-year tool warranty
Product Info
Product Description:
FASTEST 18V CORDLESS TIRE INFLATOR. The Milwaukee M18 Inflator delivers fast, accurate, easy inflation with the portability to take anywhere. Optimized for Passenger, Light Truck and Other Medium Duty tires. Rated to deliver max 150 psi, the high efficiency motor tops-off 33 in. Light Truck tires in under 1 minute. The True Fill Technology features an Auto-Pressure check that WAITS for the pressure to stabilize, CHECKS the system pressure and FILLS until desired target is reached. In addition, an Auto Shut-Off feature will stop inflation at selected PSI to prevent overinflation allowing users to set it & forget it. Furthermore, the unit includes 4 psi memory slots, anti-vibration feet, a 36 in. inch hose with an all-brass Schrader chuck and an on-board hose and nozzle storage.
Product SKU:
325191446
UPC:
888234624588
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The Home Depot[homedepot.com] has Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Inflator w/ (2) 6.0Ah Batteries and Charger for $279. Shipping is free.
Product Description from The Home Depot
Fastest 18-Volt cordless tire inflator: top off 33 in. light truck tires in under 1-minute
Truefill technology: auto pressure check feature activates to ensure psi target is achieved, automatic shut- off at selected psi prevents overinflation
Tire capacity: premium components and unmatched durability to handle tires over 100 psi, rated for 150 psi max
Optimized for passenger, light truck and other medium-duty tires
PSI memory preset: save your most used psi rating with up to 4 psi slots
On-board hose and nozzle storage: easily store 36 in. hose and attachments
Anti-vibration feet: minimize tool walk while in use
Model: Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Inflator with Two 6.0Ah Batteries and Charger
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Been waiting for the inflator, but perhaps I need to compare this vs. M18 Fuel vs. M12 Fuel? Anyone use all of these and recommend the best for home use?
Been waiting for the inflator, but perhaps I need to compare this vs. M18 Fuel vs. M12 Fuel? Anyone use all of these and recommend the best for home use?
Been waiting for the inflator, but perhaps I need to compare this vs. M18 Fuel vs. M12 Fuel? Anyone use all of these and recommend the best for home use?
I have both the M18 2848-20 and the M12 2475-20 . I have stopped using my tiny AC air compressor for inflating any more because of these tools.
M12 is much smaller in comparison, if space in your car is a premium. I typically use it for smaller loads like bicycle, utility stuff, balls, trailer tires, etc.
M18 one I find using mainly for truck/car tires. Not that the m12 can't do it, the m18 is just faster. It stays in my truck. Also just fine for the lighter loads.
Lot of reading say people use M18 for heavy duty stuff and have 0 complaints.
I was talking to the AAA guy that hangs with us at our tailgate during games about the M18 inflator which is standard gear in his rig, says it is awesome and never let him down.
M18 one showing for ~112 after hack for me in cart. I'd do that all day. I did the 199 one that came with 2 batteries and charger last October, was just getting into m18 and the value for the batteries was worth it.
A lot of people change out the screw-on end for a quick release one, I've not personally done that. Screw-on isn't inconvenient for me.
This is not only my favorite Milwaukee tool, but my whole families. Let's me maintain optimal tire pressure on the family cars without having to take up garage space with a compressor or stop to get air at Costco or Discount Tire.
I put it in the trunk for long trips, when I get there, I can top off my elderly mother's tired in her driveway. Last time I was visiting her I felt like I got half the seniors in her neighborhood. It's so quick. Took no time at all.
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Been waiting for the inflator, but perhaps I need to compare this vs. M18 Fuel vs. M12 Fuel? Anyone use all of these and recommend the best for home use?
I have the M12 inflator. It seems a little slow, but worked well to top up car tires. But I have damaged 2 of my M12 6Ah battery by topping off two cars in a row. The high constant draw had caused the batteries became unbalanced and would not charge on the M12 or M18/M12 chargers without disassembly and balancing them. To be fair the cells in the M12 6Ah batteries are pretty terrible with high drain devices and been reported to go out of balance often. The M12 5Ah HO batteries are probably better with the M12 inflator, and maybe even the M12 4Ah batteries. But I've been thinking of picking up a M18 inflator because of how dumb the experience with that has been.
I've had mine for a few years now and can confirm it's very handy.
Do yourself a favor and get a better chuck for it though. I went with the 90° LockNFlate.
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inflater $119.48
batteries and charger $179.52
inflater $119.48
batteries and charger $179.52
M12 is much smaller in comparison, if space in your car is a premium. I typically use it for smaller loads like bicycle, utility stuff, balls, trailer tires, etc.
M18 one I find using mainly for truck/car tires. Not that the m12 can't do it, the m18 is just faster. It stays in my truck. Also just fine for the lighter loads.
Lot of reading say people use M18 for heavy duty stuff and have 0 complaints.
I was talking to the AAA guy that hangs with us at our tailgate during games about the M18 inflator which is standard gear in his rig, says it is awesome and never let him down.
M18 one showing for ~112 after hack for me in cart. I'd do that all day. I did the 199 one that came with 2 batteries and charger last October, was just getting into m18 and the value for the batteries was worth it.
A lot of people change out the screw-on end for a quick release one, I've not personally done that. Screw-on isn't inconvenient for me.
I put it in the trunk for long trips, when I get there, I can top off my elderly mother's tired in her driveway. Last time I was visiting her I felt like I got half the seniors in her neighborhood. It's so quick. Took no time at all.
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Do yourself a favor and get a better chuck for it though. I went with the 90° LockNFlate.
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