The RYOBI 18V ONE+ High Pressure Digital Inflator reaches up to 160 PSI and is ideal for inflating car, bike, and other small tires and sports balls. Filling tires is easier than ever when using the new auto shut-off feature and 24" extended reach hose for hands-free use. The digital pressure gauge is perfect for inflation of vehicle tires by providing clear and accurate measurement readings. Its compact size and on-board accessory storage makes it the ideal portable solution for inflation on-the-go. Part of the RYOBI ONE+ System - Any 18V ONE+ Battery Works With Any 18V ONE+ Product. This 18V ONE+ High Pressure Digital Inflator is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty and includes PCL001 18V ONE+ High Pressure Digital Inflator, Sports Needle, Presta Valve Adaptor, Pinch Valve Adaptor and Operator's Manual. Battery and charger sold separately.
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Great tool though
Great tool though
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As a prior post mentioned, the lowest price around BF was $24 at Home Depot.
I have two of these units and they both work better than the previous versions of Ryobi's tire inflators (I have 1 digital and 1 analog version of the upright grip versions). These newer units are good for setting a target pressure so that the unit can stop.
Be aware though that the pressure gauge can be off, so I would confirm with a separate tire pressure gauge and then you can adjust for the variance when you set it.
Nice find at $24.50 with free shipping at DTO for "factory blemished".
As a prior post mentioned, the lowest price around BF was $24 at Home Depot.
I have two of these units and they both work better than the previous versions of Ryobi's tire inflators (I have 1 digital and 1 analog version of the upright grip versions). These newer units are good for setting a target pressure so that the unit can stop.
Be aware though that the pressure gauge can be off, so I would confirm with a separate tire pressure gauge and then you can adjust for the variance when you set it.
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Does anyone know if they price match for the difference? Or do I need to go through the whole return and rebuy?
The Ryobi 3 year warranty sucks too. Called them Jan 3. Did not get my new unit until April 24!!! In between I had to do 5 calls, sending receipts, dealing with the gatekeeper retail repair store near me.
The Ryobi 3 year warranty sucks too. Called them Jan 3. Did not get my new unit until April 24!!! In between I had to do 5 calls, sending receipts, dealing with the gatekeeper retail repair store near me.
That's all dependent on being in the ryobi ecosystem, mind. I doubt there's anything that special about it if you don't already have the batteries floating around your home.
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As a prior post mentioned, the lowest price around BF was $24 at Home Depot.
I have two of these units and they both work better than the previous versions of Ryobi's tire inflators (I have 1 digital and 1 analog version of the upright grip versions). These newer units are good for setting a target pressure so that the unit can stop.
Be aware though that the pressure gauge can be off, so I would confirm with a separate tire pressure gauge and then you can adjust for the variance when you set it.
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