This DeWalt Tire inflator makes inflating the rear tire easier!!

[kywinger]

Have a DeWalt Tire Inflator powered by the 20volt battery. It is rated best choice by Consumers Report among battery operated units.

I have been using this tire inflator on my Spyder RTS and it is the easiest unit to reach the rear tire valve. When the hose is connected to the tire valve the pump displays the current pressure. Turn the thumb wheel to set desired tire pressure, press start and the pump turns off when the set tire pressure is reached.

No struggling with a separate air hose and pressure gauge and the rear wheel.

On the front tires, set the pressure and fill. Since the pump shuts off at a set pressure the tires will be as close as possible.

I have been using this inflator on my lawn mower, cars, trailer and has worked great. Still using the same 20volt battery.

This DeWalt Tire Inflator is fast to fill tires. It is not like the weak 12 volt inflators that plug into the lighter socket that take forever to top off a tire.

 

[Quickdraw]

I have one made by Kobalt that works well too.

 

[Abstract]

I have the Ryobi tyre inflator, much better especially inflating the rear tyre on my spyder ��

 

[gnut629]

I have the Milwaukee one that Shawn Smoaks showed in one of his videos. Love it.

 

[ARtraveler]

All good information to know. :yes:

 

[canamjhb]

I use a Ryobi 18V for my bike, car, trailer, golf cart and bicycle. Best inflater I've had. Cordless, portable and powerful. It's about the size of an electric drill. Has a built-in pressure gage but not automatic cut-off. I really appreciate the convenience of cordless portability..... Jim

 

[Saluda]

Also a fan of the Dewalt inflator. Have always had good luck with their products until my 20 V chain saw purchase. Died right after the warranty expired.

 

[Rockdog]

Yep…..love my dewalt cordless also.

 

[PistonBlown]

The battery powered tire inflators are great for motorbikes/Spyders. I've got a Makita one and carry that around in the frunk with tire sealant and some tire worms. Helped out another biker who I met in the middle of nowhere with a flat a couple of weeks ago.