Milwaukee M18 Tire Inflator deals

[BlkGS]

As an FYI to everyone, Home Depot currently has a deal with the tire inflator and two xc5.0 batteries, plus a charger for $199.

If you're already on M18 and don't need the charger, northern tool has it without the charger for $199, but you can use a 10% off coupon to bring it to $180, and you get a free e gift card too.

I got it from northern tool and like it a lot. It's fast, fairly compact, and easy to use. Program favorites for your car, truck, trailer, etc. I've got a favorite for my car, my wife's, my sports cars, and the trailer.

Only downside is it's battery only, but with these deals for free batteries basically, that's not a huge issue.

 

[dan144k]

This small blower is the best one I found for tubes. And islands.
Fills quickly.
Just a screen shot. No link

 

[BlkGS]

Worth mentioning, the inflator I was talking about does NOT have tips or nozzles for tubes and stuff. It only does tires and shrader valves like that. So what Dan posted is a great companion tool, lol.

 

[Ronnie]

I’m sure Milwaukee is much better quality than Ryobi from Home Depot but for $180 to $200 I would expect nothing less.

if you are looking for something that does the job for a lot less money consider Ryobi. Tools alone are between $25 and $50, add a small battery and charger for another $50. The square tool can inflate tires, balls and tubes.

Admittedly, I’m a Ryobi fan.

 

[BlkGS]

The Ryobi stuff is nice too, and they've got a HUGE line. It really boils down to what battery platform you're on. Ryobi at the time (they may now - I'm not sure) didn't have a high torque impact gun, which was the killer app for me so to speak, so I went m18.

Project Farm liked the Ryobi inflator a lot. It wasn't as fast as the Milwaukee, but it has a lot of tricks the Milwaukee doesn't, and still ran cool enough to last.