Home Depot has
RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless High Pressure Inflator (Tool Only, PCL001B) on sale for
$24.97.
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About this product:
- Inflates up to 160 PSI with automatic shut-off at preset pressure
- Digital pressure gauge for monitoring tire pressure
- 24" extended-reach hose for hands-free inflation
- Onboard storage with sports needle, Presta and pinch valve adapters
- Compatible with RYOBI ONE+ 18V batteries
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Community Reviews
Ryobi's ONE plus 18 volt cordless high pressure inflator is a fast, accurate, easy to use tool that punches above its weight for tires, bikes, and balls. It can even handle roadside style top offs, and the set and forget feature makes it especially handy in cold weather. The main catch is heat and runtime, since it is not meant for continuous use and needs cool down breaks after about five minutes. It is best value for anyone already in the Ryobi battery ecosystem.
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Yes. It is repeatedly described as a strong buy for people already in the Ryobi ONE+ battery ecosystem, while shoppers without batteries are advised to look for a bundle or battery kit instead of buying piecemeal.
It works well for car tires, bikes, and balls, and can get a slow-leak e-bike back on the road. It is also described as replacing a normal compressor for tire inflation, with a set-and-forget mode that makes it easy to use.
The owner's manual says it is not designed for continuous use and requires 5 minutes of cool-down for every 5 minutes of operation. Users also report it gets very hot after inflating multiple tires, so two tires in a row is a safer limit.
A 2Ah battery was reported to be barely enough for four tires, but the inflator gets very hot after the third tire. For best results, inflate only two tires consecutively and let it cool before continuing.
If you do not already own Ryobi batteries and charger, a bundle can be better value than the bare tool. One cited example was a Black Friday kit with a 2.0Ah battery and charger for $58.47, and similar battery-plus-tool hacks can land around $50.
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But if the built in battery is dead, then you are stuck. With the Ryobi, you just pop another battery in.
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However, if you're patient, HD periodically has bundles on sale where, if you don't already have batteries/charger from this ecosystem, they add a charger and a battery together, with the inflator, for a far better deal than buying piecemeal. Last year, for example, heading into Black Friday (Nov 19th), this bundle was $58.47: https://www.homedepot.c
However, if you're patient, HD periodically has bundles on sale where, if you don't already have batteries/charger from this ecosystem, they add a charger and a battery together, with the inflator, for a far better deal than buying piecemeal. Last year, for example, heading into Black Friday (Nov 19th), this bundle was $58.47: https://www.homedepot.c
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However, if you're patient, HD periodically has bundles on sale where, if you don't already have batteries/charger from this ecosystem, they add a charger and a battery together, with the inflator, for a far better deal than buying piecemeal. Last year, for example, heading into Black Friday (Nov 19th), this bundle was $58.47: https://www.homedepot.c
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