Tire inflator

[RichardandKaren]

Can anyone recommend a portable tire inflator that is powerful enough to do the pressures needed on a m/h? I’m getting sick of going to garages where either the air machine is broken or it only goes up to 60 psi max

 

[glastry]

The T -Max ,as recommended by Jim, is a good one!
With the screw connector changed to a push on one ,its worth having.

 

[RichardandKaren]

Thanks I’ll take a look at it

 

[TheBig1]

I use a guild cordless one to check and top up my tyres. However from completely flat you really need an airline from a big compressor

 

[Bill_OR]

RAC900

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[Tighchris]

Ryobi One Plus does the job for me and reaches 80 PSI all round without using too much of the battery.

 

[Tombola]

Ryobi One Plus does the job for me and reaches 80 PSI all round without using too much of the battery.

Agree with this

 

[gradyp]

Ryobi One Plus does the job for me and reaches 80 PSI all round without using too much of the battery.

+1

 

[Chrisvh]

Ryobi One Plus does the job for me and reaches 80 PSI all round without using too much of the battery.

I use one too. Has no problems with higher pressures and the gauge is accurate. Only really viable if you have other Ryobi tools and a +1 battery. I have a small Ryobi vacuum cleaner that I use in the MH. They share a battery. Nevertheless. An excellent item.

 

[Pukka]

If you have access to Costco I have found this one very good and it runs from a lighter socket. It's cheaper from store.

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[Ingwe]

Have used this Vonhaus one for a year now. Does the 80psi rear tyres no problem.
Amazon product ASIN B079Z9FQPW

 

[David and Sally]

RAC900

 

[Janine]

I bought an own-brand one from Halfords last week. It goes up to 100psi and had no problem doing the 60psi in my tyres. It was only £19.99. The digital model was double that, I think.

The power lead is 3metres and just reached - anything longer than a 5.5m van would need an extension.

 

[funflair]

No wires No batteries and over 100psi,

Bike Floor Pump 500 RIVERSIDE | Decathlon

Are you looking for a reliable, versatile bike pump? With foot rests for stability and a built-in pressure gauge, this floor pump lets you inflate…

www.decathlon.co.uk

Any track pump will work.

 

[pj650]

Ring RAC900

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[Wabs]

Ditto for me

 

[bridgedino]

I bought an own-brand one from Halfords last week. It goes up to 100psi and had no problem doing the 60psi in my tyres. It was only £19.99. The digital model was double that, I think.

The power lead is 3metres and just reached - anything longer than a 5.5m van would need an extension.

I second this. Perfect for occasional use

 

[aria]

I got through a few Halfords £30 quid ones before switching to this - Ring RAC900 Heavy Duty Tyre Inflator, Amazon product ASIN B000W08QZY
I run with 76psi at the back and although the Halfords is related to 100psi, I didn’t get much longevity at that pressure. About a year between failures.

What I have now is much more robust, but more of a faff in needing power from the battery.

 

[Boris7]

Compressor and calibrated inflator in my workshop, and an Antigravity inflator that runs off my micro start while mobile (I’ve also home calibrated this)

 

[Maggie and Raddie]

Another vote for the 12v rechargeable Von Haus. They are that good i have 3 of them.

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[Al n Val]

RAC900

 

[appydaze]

Jack the wheel off the ground...