Everyone has a cordless inflator?
I just got this one. Feels solid and faster than my Ryobi. But the Ryobi had two sides. One for tires and one for beach toys. The Milwaukee is designed for tires.I highly recommend the Milwaukee M18 compressor.
I have 3 vehicles, two tractors and four garden tractors plus a ZTR that I used to have to drive to my stationary air compressor. Now I can just walk to each and it's a quick job.
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NopeEveryone has a cordless inflator?
I always hated throwing a bunch of quarters in them, only to find out they're broken.I gave up on gas station tire inflators years ago, they were always a charge item (if working) in NYC
I don't think I've seen a free air pump at a gas Station in Colorado for ten years or so. I used to be that every gas station had free air.A while back I had a leaky tire that I usually added air via my 60 gallon quincy at home. Anyways, I forgot one day and I was like oh well I'll just stop at the gas station and use one of those pumps. I went to four different gas stations, didn't matter what station it was, everyone had a bag over their inflation station. A year later, I noticed the same thing. These pumps are still blocked off. Why??? Did something happen with these? How is someone supposed to inflate their tires? I keep a 10 gallon portable air tank in my truck at all times, so it's rarely an issue for me. I just think it's weird that every pump in a 20 mile radius is closed off.
I'm not sure where everyone has gotten the idea that they're free. They charge like $2.00 and the thing runs for like 3 minutes. It's like a car wash. Then if you have big truck tires like me, you're going to be out like 8 bucks by the time this thing fill them all if they're all low. lolI don't think I've seen a free air pump at a gas Station in Colorado for ten years or so. I used to be that every gas station had free air.
They're not now but many years ago at many of the gas stations around me advertised free air.I'm not sure where everyone has gotten the idea that they're free. They charge like $2.00 and the thing runs for like 3 minutes. It's like a car wash.
I have one called the Airhawk that I keep with me at all times in case of emergency. It works really well too, inflates much faster than those cigarette lighter onesEveryone has a cordless inflator?
I keep a 10 gallon portable air tank. Surprisingly the thing holds air forever. Like a month later it's still at the same psi.I have one called the Airhawk that I keep with me at all times in case of emergency. It works really well too, inflates much faster than those cigarette lighter ones
When we were kids, many stations had a hose hung up on the side of the building, attached to a big compressor inside. We all filled our bike tires with it. And I don't just mean the old boomer full-service stations either; the new quickie-mart style stations had them too.I'm not sure where everyone has gotten the idea that they're free. They charge like $2.00 and the thing runs for like 3 minutes. It's like a car wash. Then if you have big truck tires like me, you're going to be out like 8 bucks by the time this thing fill them all if they're all low. lol