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Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey
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Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator - Body only, Grey

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Ryobi R18PI-0 18V ONE+ Cordless High Pressure Inflator
  • Rapidly inflate car tyres in under 2 minutes up to 32psi (max. 150psi/10.3bar)
  • Easy-view pressure gauge for quick assessment and primarily for safe driving
  • Compact Design allows for quick and neat in-car storage
  • 50cm (20”) flexible hose with a variety of nozzles including thumb lock tyre Valve, Presto value, sports ball needle and high-pressure tapered nozzle
  • Convenient on-board storage of extra nozzles
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  1. euanb's avatar
    New digital version being released soon by Ryobi. Likely trying to get rid of stock.
    dangel's avatar
    There's one listed on Amazon US - twice the price mind..
  2. DM269's avatar
    Had it in my head that this one doesn’t really work on car tyres (pretty sure mine needs >32psi anyway). Anyone have it and use it for tyres?
    edgeone's avatar
    Yes, no problem inflating car tires. Not quite as quick as the machines in the petrol station but plenty fast enough. The gauge isn't that accurate from an absolute point of view, but is from a relative perspective - e.g. is may show 35 when in reality it is 32, if you add 5 PSI based on the dial you can be pretty confident it has gone up 5 PSI through.
  3. jhyniven's avatar
    Will this be good to have for camping to inflate airbeds?
    Renoir64's avatar
    I've certainly successfully done it with no problems.
  4. ZapGod's avatar
    The batteries are feeble and you use it plugged imost of time.
    Unhappy with mine and binned it. Slow and you have to bend over to hold it in position if the valve is anywhere but the bottom.

    The hose became faulty and I binned it.
    dreamypuma's avatar
    If you're using it plugged in, you're not using this (I have one and it's not possible)

    Additionally, this comes without the battery, and they do a range of 18v batteries with various capacities including a 9ah unit.

    Even their entry level battery works well in this. (edited)
  5. edgeone's avatar
    These are really good. Use it for the car, bikes, swimming pools and party balloons.
  6. sidesey's avatar
    Thanks OP. I’m building up my ryobi tool collection nicely. 4 out of 200 I’ve got now. Not sure will be easy to trade like panini stickers though.
  7. dangel's avatar
    Was tempted but:

    - no auto cut off
    - you have to hold the trigger down for it to operate
    - guage is not very accurate

    Good price for the item but the above puts me off personally. Gave you a hot.
    HooRah's avatar
    I've got the Xiaomi battery inflator. It ticks all your 3 items but it's very slow. You can walk away and leave it due to cut off at least
  8. Renoir64's avatar
    I have one and it's brilliant. Heat added.
  9. yanto2003's avatar
    I use mine on my caravans tyres
  10. fatreg's avatar
    150psi football = BANG!
  11. dc1985's avatar
    Keen to get one of these at such a deflated price - was eyeing up the makita version, and also the Ring RTC4000 - how quickly do these inflate a car tyre, compared to, say a Ring Automotive - RAC635 - that's what I currently use off the cigarette lighter, it isn't slow nor quick (typical use on tyre with slow leak 20 psi to 35 psi) but a lot easier than using a track pump

    p.s. manufacturers rarely list the air flow rate, which would be useful to know when comparing. (edited)
    nublets2k's avatar
    Maybe 2 mins to go from 0 to 35 psi
  12. stukerr's avatar
    The gauge on mine is absolutely rubbish, just have to guess, very frustrating.
  13. brendonhope3's avatar
    I have one of these, but it’s got a digital read out. Very handy
  14. banshee3099's avatar
    Battery and charger is £265!!!?
  15. royals's avatar
    Analogue display. Really ???’ It’s 2024 not
    1974
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