Has Anybody tried one of these?

[Bob Denman]

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#...tire+inflator&tbm=shop&spd=958981783669725270

It looks like an AWESOME way to deal with "out of the shop" tire problems!

 

[New spyder]

Haven't tried it but now I want one

 

[Bob Denman]

I'm thinking the exact same thing!

 

[PrairieSpyder]

I also want one. Here it is only cheaper: https://jet.com/product/detail/4f23...JJLeZQ5lijCKHiY-qN_FkhoCd0jw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Or here: https://www.pricefalls.com/product/...8f-XJxXsQKr4jUw8xD7hmWsmIwyj-Dyo_iRoCOO7w_wcB

 

[Bfromla]

Plz share report,whoever gets one first. The adjustable digital gauge looks promising.
I am wondering where they tucked the backup 11' car cord?


I wasn't there but I still care!
POW MIA VETS

 

[Chupaca]

Well....

Not that model but I have a ryobi one and they work well. I do suggest on heavier vehicles you jack the tire up or you will run out of battery quickly...:thumbup:

 

[GOZFST]

Not that model but I have a ryobi one and they work well. I do suggest on heavier vehicles you jack the tire up or you will run out of battery quickly...:thumbup:

+1 for the Ryobi. Jack turned me on to his.

 

[Bob Denman]

Gene,
Do you have a model number for it? :dontknow:

 

[PrairieSpyder]

Gene,
Do you have a model number for it? :dontknow:

Here is it at Home Depot, Bob: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-18...lRE8cSpRua9FgDtxiaq6BRoCRlDw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Stanley also makes one. I found it on QVC's site.

 

[Pirate looks at --]

But.....

That is just the tool, you need the battery to make it work!

 

[PrairieSpyder]

That is just the tool, you need the battery to make it work!

The batteries are $99.00! I guess they want you to buy all Ryobi tools so you can interchange the batteries. There's a method to their madness.

 

[CanAmMick]

https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#...tire+inflator&tbm=shop&spd=958981783669725270

It looks like an AWESOME way to deal with "out of the shop" tire problems!

I'm curious to see if it works. If it does it would be grest to have one.

 

[stillriding]

That is just the tool, you need the battery to make it work!

​...and the charger.

 

[YPILOT]

50% off at, so I bought one for me and one birthday gift.

: https://www.pricefalls.com/product/...8f-XJxXsQKr4jUw8xD7hmWsmIwyj-Dyo_iRoCOO7w_wcB[/QUOTE]

 

[Bob Denman]

That's a GREAT price! :congrats:
When you get it: please let us know how well it works! I'm specifically curious about the battery-life...

I've got an anniversary at the end of the Month... it's time to lay down a hint or two... :thumbup:

 

[Roadster Renovations]

Looks good. Just need a way to keep it charged on the bike.

 

[Brian Kay]

If used for the motorcycle, are you assuming that your battery in the canam is dead and you can't plug it in to the 12v supply?...trying to understand the value or benefit of a "cordless" inflator? Especially when having to buy rechargeable battery packs.

 

[Pirate looks at --]

Well

If used for the motorcycle, are you assuming that your battery in the canam is dead and you can't plug it in to the 12v supply?...trying to understand the value or benefit of a "cordless" inflator? Especially when having to buy rechargeable battery packs.

For me I would say the advantage is that before I go out on a ryde I can check the air in the tires and quickly adjust without having to go to the nearest service station as I don't have a compressor at home. Certainly it could potentially travel with yiu if need be. I would use it at home mostly on pre-ryde checks!

 

[Brian Kay]

For me I would say the advantage is that before I go out on a ryde I can check the air in the tires and quickly adjust without having to go to the nearest service station as I don't have a compressor at home. Certainly it could potentially travel with yiu if need be. I would use it at home mostly on pre-ryde checks!

I should have specified the question as....why cordless versus a compact corded option for the motorcycle?

 

[Bam Bam and Pebbles]

I should have specified the question as....why cordless versus a compact corded option for the motorcycle?

I use a compact corded inflator. Keep it in the trunk, and doesn't take up any room. Don't have to worry about no stinkin batteries.