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Milwaukee M18 18V Portable Inflator w/ 5.0 Ah Extended Capacity Battery

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$192

$368

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Home Depot has Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Electric Portable Inflator with M18 18-Volt 5.0 Ah Lithium-Ion XC Extended Capacity Battery (2848-20-48-11-1850) for $192. Shipping is free.

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Features:

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
Includes: 1 M18 inflator, 1 inflation needle, 1 inflator nozzle, 1 presta chuck

Editor's Notes

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About this deal:
- Price valid today 4/22, while supplies last
- This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
- Our research indicates that this deal is $176 less (48% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $368 at the time of this post.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
About this product:
- Rating of 4.7/5 from 5,100+ Home Depot customer reviews.

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Written by pennysave

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
Includes: 1 M18 inflator, 1 inflation needle, 1 inflator nozzle, 1 presta chuck

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff

About this deal:
- Price valid today 4/22, while supplies last
- This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
- Our research indicates that this deal is $176 less (48% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $368 at the time of this post.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
About this product:
- Rating of 4.7/5 from 5,100+ Home Depot customer reviews.

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Model: M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Electric Portable Inflator with 5.0 Ah Battery

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
04/20/26	Home Depot	$216	0
04/16/26	Home Depot	$192 Frontpage	39
04/10/26	Home Depot	$192	1
04/08/26	Home Depot	$192 Popular	10
04/05/26	Home Depot	$192 Popular	6

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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 4/21/2026, 10:48 PM

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ceril

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Inflator with a forge 8ah is on sale for 222

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa...-n/a-_-n/a

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GreyShoe978

Today 12:47 PM

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GreyShoe978Today 12:47 PM

229 Posts

I love this compressor, but believe I've seen it cheaper than this!!! Still a decent deal tho!

dreesemonkey

Today 12:57 PM

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dreesemonkeyToday 12:57 PM

33 Posts

If anyone is on the fence and already has the M12 inflator, I can tell you that this one is so much nicer. I have no regrets buying this one.

ceril

Today 01:18 PM

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cerilToday 01:18 PM

779 Posts

Inflator with a forge 8ah is on sale for 222

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa...-n/a-_-n/a

eric102

Today 01:21 PM

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eric102Today 01:21 PM

417 Posts

Got the one with the 8 amp battery for $30 more, thanks OP.

sandamn12

Today 02:17 PM

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sandamn12Today 02:17 PM

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Quote from GreyShoe978

I love this compressor, but believe I've seen it cheaper than this!!! Still a decent deal tho!

with battery? usually sale is without battery.

link?

sandamn12

Today 02:19 PM

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sandamn12Today 02:19 PM

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If this is my first Milwaukee tool do I need to buy battery charger or can I charge just the battery somehow without separate charger
I don't plan to buy many more Milwaukee stuff since I have Ryobi - this is just for my Offroad vehicle to be kept in the car

fryrice8850

Today 02:24 PM

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fryrice8850Today 02:24 PM

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Quote from sandamn12

If this is my first Milwaukee tool do I need to buy battery charger or can I charge just the battery somehow without separate charger I don't plan to buy many more Milwaukee stuff since I have Ryobi - this is just for my Offroad vehicle to be kept in the car

No, you will need a separate charger in order to charge the battery.

sandamn12

Today 04:35 PM

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sandamn12Today 04:35 PM

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Quote from fryrice8850

No, you will need a separate charger in order to charge the battery.

Got ya, thanks!

Here is starter kit for those like me

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa.../341983882

diveborg

Today 04:38 PM

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diveborgToday 04:38 PM

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Quote from sandamn12

I'd look on craigslist or marketplace for a charger. People who are in the Milwaukie ecosystem often have extra charger to sell. After you buy several good deal packages that come with chargers, you end up with extra.

dovienya

Today 05:41 PM

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dovienyaToday 05:41 PM

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I'm on team yellow, but probably have like 8 or 9 chargers at this point. Agree that if you're new to the ecosystem there's not a lot of need to purposefully purchase a charger bundle, as folks already in the ecosystem are happy to sell one of their abundance for some beer money.

I haven't used this specific tool, but will say that I bought the team yellow version of it on a whim due to a good sale, and it turned out to be a much more useful tool than I had figured. Not needing to fiddle with cords or put up with the noisy compressor, now everything that even needs a bit of an air top up gets it quickly. The convenience matters much more than I would have given credit

NikonShr

Today 05:43 PM

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NikonShrToday 05:43 PM

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I have this...and had the m12...Great inflator

hubernomiddlesng

Today 06:08 PM

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hubernomiddlesngToday 06:08 PM

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Quote from sandamn12

Got ya, thanks!Here is starter kit for those like mehttps://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwa.../341983882

$55 is a huge premium to pay for a charger imo. The $30 bump for Forge and higher capacity is definitely worth it.

Buy a couple more milwaukee kits and you'll probably be swimming in chargers or just get one off fb marketplace.

If you're already invested in another battery ecosystem, then the price differential for tool only in your ecosystem of choice and an entire kit with charger is a pretty big difference and may not make this very slick.

FeistyAppliance7297

Today 06:09 PM

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FeistyAppliance7297Today 06:09 PM

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got it thanks!

raskal311

Today 06:29 PM

766 Posts

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raskal311Today 06:29 PM

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Quote from GreyShoe978

I love this compressor, but believe I've seen it cheaper than this!!! Still a decent deal tho!

My buddy got it two black friday ago for $125 with battery. I've been waiting for a similar deal.

steveindajeep

Today 07:56 PM

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steveindajeepToday 07:56 PM

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One of the most used Milwaukee tools i have. I consider this a must have.

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Autos Automotive Tools Free Shipping Home & Home Improvement Tools Drills & Power Tools Milwaukee Tool

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 150PSI, the high efficiency motor tops-off 33" Light Truck tires in under 1 minute. The TrueFill 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" inch hose with an all-brass Schrader chuck, and an on-board hose and nozzle storage..
Product SKU:	341983881
UPC:	882346343733

Milwaukee M18 18V Portable Inflator w/ 5.0 Ah Extended Capacity Battery

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