Tire Inflators/compressors: Milwaukee, Makita, DeWalt, Ridgid, DriveMo, WORX, Ryobi, Gooloo, Bauer, TC15, Kobalt, Dnyker, Novsight. Compressors tested for speed topping off 15-inch tire, inflating a completely flat tire, and inflating a load range E tire from 70 to 80 PSI. Some of the high-speed pumps compared for inflating Cousin Eddie’s air mattress.
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➡ Products Tested In This Video (in no particular order):
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DriveMo:
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TC15:
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Kobalt: Available at Lowes
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Let's get the testing underway and see If the 28 inflator is just as good as The one to cost 150 and the first test We'll see which tire inflator can top Off a tire the fastest then we'll see Which one can inflate cousin Eddie's Mattress the fastest finally we'll see Which inflator is the fastest to 80 psi At a price of 28 dollars the least Expensive tire inflator we'll be testing Is made by nav site Auto Stop design Allows the pump to shut off once the Desired pressure is reached it has a Built-in 6000 milliamp hour battery that Can be used as a power bank for iPhone Or Android devices it can handle up to 150 psi the knife side is made in China And the knob side is very light at only 1.18 pounds at 24 inches from the sound Meter 86.1 decibels for the knob site Let's kick off our first test seeing how Long it takes to inflate a 15-inch car Tire from 30 to 36 PSI I'll be using This inline tire pressure gauge that I Put together to compare the inflators It's just a pass-through without a valve Or anything else obstructing free air Movement all the batteries are fully Charged and an offside started out just Fine without any abnormal sounds however It wasn't making any progress and it Began squeaking So I went ahead and ended the test after About a minute at a price of forty
Dollars is this deniker brand it has a Two amp hour 20 volt rechargeable Lithium ion battery it claims it could Pump up the four tires in just one Charge up to 160 PSI includes a pretty Bright flashlight it also comes with an Air mattress inflator the deniker is Made in China and the den occur is quite A bit heavier at 4.25 pounds and the Vinegar is pretty loud at 92.2 decibels For a budget air pump that comes with a Battery and charger the deniker actually Performed well adding 6 PSI in a minute And 33 seconds so 93 seconds is the time To beat at a price of 48 dollars for Just the inflator and not the battery And charger is this Cobalt brand you can Set the desired pressure up to 120 PSI Includes a 20 inch air hose with quick Connect adapter it uses the 24 volt Cobalt battery automatically turns off After three minutes 3.99 pounds for the Cobalt for most of the inflators that Did not come with batteries I'll be Using a 4 amp hour battery for the power I'll be using a 5 amp hour battery 90.9 Decibels for the Cobalt and a Cobalt Sounds like the air pump is making about Twice the RPM as a deniker and the Highly motivated Cobalt 10 takes a lead From the deniker in only 57 seconds or About 39 percent faster at a price of 50 Is this tc-15 it claims to fully inflate A car tire from 0 to 36 PSI in only five
Minutes it has a built-in 7 800 milliamp Hour rechargeable battery tc15 claims it Can inflate four car tires from 0 to 36 PSI on one charge can also be used as an Emergency power bank for your phone just Preset the pressure and the tire pump Will shut off once the desired pressure Is reached it also has a built-in Flashlight made in China and the dc-15 Is very light at 1.55 pounds and the Tc15 is relatively quiet at 85.6 Decibels and the tc-15 is very compact In light at very close to a pound and a Half and a very small air pump needs Very close to three minutes to add 6 PSI At a price of fifty dollars for just the Inflator and not the battery and charger Is this Bauer brand which is sold at Harbor Freight it also includes a high Volume inflator and deflator for large Inflatables it claims it can inflate Most car tires in just two minutes you Can use it with the 20 volt power Battery or with a 12 volt car DC Outlet Up to 160 PSI eye including the 5 amp Hour battery the battery weighs 5.14 Pounds 88.1 decibels for the bower and The Harbor Freight Bauer pump cost a Couple of dollars more than the Cobalt And the power is finished in a minute in Three seconds or about six seconds Slower than the Cobalt at a price of 62. Is this Gulu gt160 it has a built-in 7 500 milliamp hour battery max pressure
Of 160 PSI it claims it can be used for Continuous inflation for up to 45 Minutes on one charge it can also be Used as a power bank for your phone made In China and agulu is very light at only 1.82 pounds and the Gulu is at 90.8 Decibels unlike the baron the Cobalt the Gulu comes with a built-in battery Considering the compact size and Lightweight the Gulu performed very well In a minute and 15 seconds or more than Twice as fast as the compact tc15 at a Price of 62 dollars for just the Inflator and not the battery and charger Is this Ryobi One Plus it claims it can Inflate up to 10 car tires at just one Charge it uses an 18 volt battery Inflates twin air mattresses in only 30 Seconds autofill shut off and Ruby with The 4 amp hour battery weighs 4.57 Accounts and aerobi is the loudest yet At 93.4 decibels and the road we cost Around 12 to 14 more than the Cobalt and The Bauer and Nairobi is a little bit Slower than both of those brands at a Minute and seven seconds which is good Enough to move into third place at a Price of seventy dollars for just the Inflator and not the battery and charger Is this works brand inflates a tire from 0 to 36 PSI in only four minutes Automatically shuts off when the set Pressure is reached the LED delivers Between 150 and 200 lumens with the
Battery that works weighs 3.51 pounds And it works is at 89.2 decibels The Works brand typically cost about the Same or less than the bar in the Ryobi But it seems pretty expensive at seventy Dollars however the works just took the Lead from the Cobalt adding 6 PSI in Only 52 seconds at a price of 80 is this Drive mode brand it even includes a Carrying case up to 150 psi it's a 12 Volt DC two-way power supply air pump Includes a built-in 12 000 milliamp hour Battery it even includes a 7.4 inch Touchscreen and the drive mode is pretty Light at only 2.3 pounds and the drive Mode makes the least amount of noise yet At 82.4 decibels and the compact drive Mode costs 20 dollars more than the Gulu And it isn't quite as light or Compact And the pressure gauge seems to be off By about two PSI and it took a minute 56 Seconds to add 6 PSI and a price of 118 Dollars for just the inflator and not The battery and charger is this rigid Brand and the Ridgid claims to be the Fastest inflator on the market lifetime Warranty the air hose is 20 inches in Length the inflator also comes with a 12 Volt vehicle power cord up to 150 psi Rotate the dial clockwise or Counterclockwise to increase or decrease The program tire pressure 3.84 pounds For the Ridgid and the ridge is by far The loudest yet at 96.7 decibels and the
Ridgid makes a lot of noise and it likes To dance and all the noise in the Dancing paid off as origin is by far the Fastest yet at 36 seconds very Impressive at a price of 129 dollars for Just the inflator and not the battery And charger is this DeWalt brand you Could power up the DeWalt using three Different methods the 20 volt battery The 12 volt DC or 110 volt AC 110 volt Power cord has to be purchased Separately high pressure inflation with Automatic shut off programmed to the Desired air pressure by rotating the Dial clockwise or counterclockwise in Addition to the tire inflator it also Has a high volume inflation and Deflation and the dewalts by far the Heaviest yet at 6.91 pounds and the DeWalt is less noisy than average at 86.2 decibels once the compressor button Is activated on the DeWalt it takes About a second for the DeWalt to ramp up And the DeWalt performed about the same As the barrel at a minute and four Seconds at a price of 139 dollars for Just the tool and not the battery and Charger is this Milwaukee brand Milwaukee claims to be the fastest 18 Volt cordless tire inflator top up a 33 Inch Light Truck Tire in under one Minute rated for 150 psi Max and the Milwaukee is even heavier than the DeWalt at 8.68 pounds 89.4 decibels for
The Milwaukee both the Ridgid and the Milwaukee claim to be the fastest 18 Volt tire pump but there can only be one Champ and Milwaukee is finished in 18 Seconds or about twice as fast as the Ridgid very impressive and the most Expensive inflator will be testing at 152 dollars for just the tool and not The battery and charger is this Makita Brand it claims to be a powerful high Volume air pump for faster inflation the Inflator is powered by makita's 18 volt Lxt my own battery delivers up to 160 PSI how to stop function automatically Stops inflation when the preset air Pressure is reached includes three Different speed settings 6.02 paths for The Makita and Makita topped out at 90.4 Decibels and Makita is pretty expensive At 152 dollars and is pretty fast and The Makita just moved into second place Behind the Milwaukee in 29 seconds when It comes to topping off a tire at a Relatively low pressure the Milwaukee is The fastest at 18 seconds the key to Finish in second at 29 seconds in rigid 36. if you're looking for a tire Inflator to throw in the back of the car Space and weight might be a factor and The four tire pumps with built-in Batteries are by far the lightest and Most compact if you're looking for a Pump that doesn't make a lot of noise Once again the top three pumps have a
Built-in battery but they aren't as fast As the larger pumps let's see which tire Pump is the fastest at inflating a Completely flat tire Arrow's temperature Is a pretty good indicator of how hot The compressor is becoming and an upside Is becoming very hot with the air hose At over 200 degrees Fahrenheit from my Experience compressors that run hot just Don't last as long and the air pump Powered itself down at just over 10 Minutes at 50 18 PSI and the deniker is Definitely performing a lot better than The nav site and the pump is also Running a little bit cooler with the air Hose temperature around 175 degrees Which is still pretty hot and the Denature shut itself off at the Target Pressure of 36 PSI both the pump and the Gauge are showing 36 and the battery is Still at three bars and the Cobalt was Faster than the deniker in the first Test and it's once again faster on this Test at 7 minutes and 10 seconds the air Pump is also running about 15 degrees Cooler at 160. both air pressure gauges Agree that the tire pressure is at 36 PSI three out of four bars for the Cobalt and trying to fill a completely Flat tire with a very compact tc15 is Asking a lot however the tc15 refused to Give up and the compressor is a little Bit hot at 170 degrees and the tc-15 Automatically shut down and both gauges
Are at 36 PSI and the Cobalt was a Little bit faster than the bower in the First test and the bower needed about 30 Seconds longer than the Cobalt this time To reach 36 PSI and the compressor's air Hose temperature is around 158 degrees Which is about the same as the Cobalt And flooding a full-size Tire with a Very compact Gulu is asking a lot and Agulu is running a little bit warmer Than most of the other brands at 195 Degrees Fahrenheit and agulu is finished In 8 minutes and 50 seconds not too bad For a compact pump three out of four Bars on the battery and both gauges are At 36 PSI and narrow became close to Matching the speed of the Cobalt and the Barrel on the first test and it Performed very well in this test however It is running about 20 degrees hotter Than the bar in the Cobalt at around 190 Degrees and aerobi is programmed to shut Off at 36 PSI but it shut off at 37 and 7 minutes and 21 seconds and it works Finished in fourth place on the last Test and is making very quick progress On this test however the pump is running A little bit hotter than some of the Other brands with the pump air hose at Around 185 degrees 5 minutes and 52 Seconds is good enough to move into First place and that's about a minute And a half faster than the Cobalt and The drive mode claims to be able to
Inflate a full-size car tire and the Drive Bow is running very hot at around 215 degrees and the Drive Bow is Finished at just over 10 minutes the Inflator indicates 36 but the pressure Gauge is at 35 PSI and it's off to the Races for the Ridgid and is making a run For it to go under underneath the car And origin claims to be the fastest 18 Volt inflator and is the fastest so far And the air hose is running a little hot At around 190 degrees and a rigid Powered down at just under four minutes Which is by far the fastest yet the Analog gauge is showing 37 and the rigid Is showing 36 PSI and the DeWalt Definitely has its work cut out as the Rigid is very fast and the dual's Compressor is the coolest yet with the Air hose at only 180 degrees Fahrenheit And the DeWalt is finished in just over Six and a half minutes and both cages Agree that the pressure is just a little Below 36 PSI and the Milwaukee was the Fastest on the first test and is very Fast once again just like the DeWalt Compressor the air hose is staying very Cool with the air hose at 117 degrees Fahrenheit and the Ridgid finished the Job in just under four minutes but the Milwaukee is a lot faster at two minutes And 31 seconds very impressive and both Gauges agree that the Milwaukee is over By about 1 psi and the extra gauge and
Hose is likely throwing off the accuracy Of the faster inflators and a mchu is Designed to shut off once it reaches the Program pressure at 36 PSI and the Analog gauge is showing about 36 PSI at Around on the three minute and 20 second Mark But the Makita isn't shutting off Just like the Dual the Milwaukee the Makita is running nice and cool at 121 Degrees and the Makita finally powered Itself down in four minutes and four Seconds both gauges agree that the Makita overshot the Target by about 4 PSI and the Milwaukee pumped up a Completely flat 15-inch tire to 36 PSI And only two and a half minutes the Makita and the Ridgid are also very fast At around three and a half minutes Before we rest destroying the pumps in a Really challenging test let's see which Of the pumps can inflate cousin Eddie's Air mattress the fastest and the deniker Inflated the mattress in a minute and Seven seconds and the deniker removed All the air from the mattress in 59 Seconds and the bar is eight seconds Faster than the deniker at 59 seconds And it took the bar 63 seconds to remove All the air and the robe is even faster Than the Bower at 57 seconds to inflate The mattress and it took a minute and Six seconds to remove the air with Ryobi And the DeWalt is a little slower than The bower in the Ryobi at 65 seconds
Emit in nine seconds is slower than the Other three brands pumps like the Milwaukee rigid and Makita are very fast In high volume but can they handle the High pressure let's see how long it Takes for each of the pumps to add 10 Psi going from 70 to 80 psi in a 17 inch Load range E Tire and the deniker did Just fine with the higher pressure Inflating the tire from 70 to 80 psi in 6 minutes and 13 seconds and the Cobalt Is once again faster than the deniker Inflating the tire in 4 minutes and 47 Seconds and I'm pretty surprised at the Very compact tc15 survived the test Without melting down just over 13 Minutes to add 10 psi and the batteries Almost as fast as the Cobalt at 4 Minutes and 55 seconds to move into Second place and the Very compact Gulu Not only survived the test it actually Performed fairly well at seven minutes To make it to 80 psi and aerobi isn't Quite as fast as the Cobalt in the Bauer At five minutes and 21 seconds and it Works as outperformed the Cobalt in the Baron previous test and it outperformed Them again this time at three and a half Minutes and rigid is very fast and lower Pressure and it's also fast on this test At only 2 minutes and 12 seconds very Impressive and the DeWalt was slower Than the Cobalt at lower pressure but The DeWalt easily outperformed the
Cobalt this time at 3 minutes and 45 Seconds and the Milwaukee is by far the Fastest in the lineup bit lower pressure And is still the fastest going from 70 To 80 psi in a minute and 40 seconds and The Makita is about three seconds slower Than the Ridgid at 2 minutes and 15 Seconds if you're looking for a tire Inflator that's designed to handle high Pressure the Milwaukee is by far the Fastest going from 70 to 80 psi however The rigid and the vaquita also performed Very well at just over two minutes most Of the tire inflators can handle Inflating a completely flat car tire are The fastest three brands let's see how They perform in flooding a completely Flat tire to 80 psi and the inflator Hose on the Ridgid is very hot at around 210 degrees however the ridge it did Survive the test and made it to 80 psi In 17 minutes and Milwaukee has outpaced The rigid throughout the Showdown it's Also running cooler than the Ridgid at 150 degrees or about 60 degrees cooler Than the Ridgid and once again the Milwaukee is faster at just over 12 Minutes or five minutes faster than the Ridgid and a Makita is a very fast Inflator but it always seems to be about A half a step behind the rigid however The Makita is running about 50 degrees Cooler than the Ridgid at 160 degrees And a Makita is very close to the same
As the Ridgid at just over 17 minutes The Milwaukee is definitely the fastest Tire pump but it's very expensive at Around 150 dollars if you're looking for Something a lot more affordable I really Like the Cobalt as well as the bar both Of those are very good pumps for around Fifty dollars finally if you need a very Compact pump I really like the Gulu all The videos in this channel including This one our viewers suggested so if you Have the video idea hope you'll take Time to leave a comment thanks so much For watching please take care and look Forward to next time