Best Tire Pump? Let's Settle This! Milwaukee vs DeWalt, Makita
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- čas přidán 29. 07. 2023
- 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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Kobalt: lowes.sjv.io/c/3586222/897039/...
WORX: lowes.sjv.io/c/3586222/897039/...
Bauer: Available at Harbor Freight
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I'll never stop being amazed by the incredible amount of time and money you put into making your extremely thorough testing videos. A++ 👍 Thank you!
Thank you very much! The positive feedback keeps me motivated to keep on going!!
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He has a crew of elves off camera helping.... I think they are Santas elves that are laid off for the summer
Not just time and money, but how he comes up with the ideas of specific tests
As hot as it's been I wouldn't mind seeing Battery Operated Fans tested.Great video as always thank you for taking the time to do these videos for us.
Or room air conditioners
Not a bad idea, seems most of the major tool brands have a fan for their battery system. Could test airspeed, noise and battery life I guess.
@@bobbyheffley4955portable AC’s would less likely be based on performance and more on time and durability and ease of repairing. As long as they have the same btus they would be matched on performance.
I like my Milwaukee fan, but I think it makes too much noise.
Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.
You always have the most creative yet also scientific ways of testing. I absolutely love your reviews, thank you for providing us with such terrific quality content!
Thank you!
One of the best CZcams channels today. Your enthusiasm makes me excited to watch videos on products I have zero interest or need to purchase but I still watch the videos.
Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
You’re the one guy that can do a fair comparison test regardless what parameter is being focused. Legitimate is what makes your videos stand out. You know how to level the playing field. You get my vote and my respect for your honesty and integrity. Not always present on this platform. Well represented here! Press on sir!
Thanks so much!
I've chosen brands based on this channel's tests more than once. If there's a better tool reviewer on youtube I haven't seen them.
@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2 Why are you talking about religion in the comments of a tool review channel??
@@bus6292, I don’t get it either.
@@bus6292it's a bot
Even though the Milwaukee is expensive, the ability to quickly inflate a tire sitting along side the road makes it a must have. Would also make a big difference in a "slow leak" situation. And as always.. Great Video!!!!
plus if you need to air up more than one tire you can probably get it done with the battery you have since it does it fairly quickly
The biggest drawback to the Milwaukee is that it takes up more space than the competition. I can fit the ridgid, makita and the ryobi under the seats. Would have to leave the Milwaukee out in the open where it invites thieves to smash and grab it.
Harbor Freight model that connects to the car battery is smaller, lighter, and FAR more robust.
Can't say anything as to speed comparisons.
@@3vil3lvis True, but for where I live that's not an issue. Well, more like a 0.001% of an issue. Small rural communities are awesome! :)
@@pecosR0B Batteries.. between my son & myself, we have them everywhere. Some fathers get ties, I get Milwaukee/Ryobi & EGO tools. LOL
I bought the DeWalt pump a 2-3 years ago and I'm very happy with it. If the Milwaukee M18 unit was available back then I would have bought that one. But I only use my pump to adjust my tires with change or weather and check the air pressure periodically. No complaints whatsoever since I've owned it. Great job to Milwaukee on their M18 air pump!
I picked up the Milwaukee after watching this video. I absolutely love it. It is fast and is very well built. My 5-amp battery last a very long time. I really like the memory function as well. It fits nicely inside the small section of my under-seat storage compartment in my '21 GMC Sierra.
Thanks for sharing!
Your channel is second to none for doing comparisons.
It is really nice knowing you are fair and honest when testing and comparing products.
Thank you for everything! 👍 👍
Thanks and you are welcome!
Your reviews are simply amazing! Whenever I find myself needing a specific tool, I always check your channel 1st. Sometimes, I already have the tool your testing and I watch your video anyways, just to confirm I made the right choice in the past😂. What I love the most about your videos is *how* you choose to do your tests, and the level of detail you put into your methods of testing to get a fair assessment of each tool. Well done sir, keep up the great content. 👏👏
Thanks, will do!
I use my Ridgid one all the time. It’s done a great job in a pinch on many occasions. Just having one of these tools that you can reliably pull out more than once or twice is quite useful and I love that 18v batteries have such a broad range of uses these days. Life is better when All the solutions to my problems fit in my backseat.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the info. I was considering getting the Ryobi since I already have many Ryobi tools. I did buy a Rigid pneumatic framing nailer. I got tired of waiting for Ryobi to come out with an 18V framing nailer, so I bought a Rigid 18V framing nailer. Since I have the 18V batteries for the Rigid nailer I am going to go ahead and get the Rigid inflator since it did outperformed the Ryobi.
Interested in seeing a test between socket brands. Love the depth of testing you do so quickly. Straight to the point!
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
Your nonbiased testing and full testing procedures have influenced several purchases I've made the last few years.
Thank you for what you do.
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing!
Excellent video, Todd. We can always rely on you to do a fair and honest test. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate that!
This is by far the very best review I have ever seen of any product ever in the history of production and testing. everyone who tests and reviews products should use your format.
I bought the ryobi one+ for my car a year ago and have had no issues with it. I love it. Compact and easy to use. It's also bang on for the tire pressure amount.
Thanks for sharing.
Living in the rust belt with corroded aluminum wheels, we tend to lose tire pressure often. I use a portable air tank that adds air lightning fast, but it's bulky. Thanks for the info on smaller options!
You are welcome!
How do you fill the tank?
@@danlux4954you go to the beach and find the biggest girl blowing up the largest floaties, then just simply ask her to blow your tank up and hand her your hose.
@@grabbag6314she def knows how to blow😊
@@danlux4954 air compressor in my garage.
I have the Ryobi and it has held up great. I just use it for regular check ups every week on my truck and for my wifes car. Nice size too with the battery so it sits right under the seat in my truck with a second battery! Great review!
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
I have the little Ryobi inflater. Does fine for my needs
I have the Ryobi too. Mostly because I have several other tools that use the same battery. Its not as fast as my 12V powered Viair but its perfect to add those few PSI that leaks out of tires monthly. I use it at 36 PSI for vehicle tires and 50 PSI trailer tires.
I only recently discovered your channel and instantly loved it. You asked for viewer suggestions so here's mine: As I'm sure you know, most people choose and stick with 1 brand of tools. I'd love to see you do a meta analysis (aka summary across all of your tool tests) to find the ultimate brand winner 🎉
I'd like that too! And perhaps include some of the intangibles worth mentioning, like which ones are more comfortable, less annoying to deal with, etc.
I hate to say this, but that brand would be Milwaukee, hands down. Dewalt would come in a close second, though.
Thank you ! My compression just cramped out. Perfect timing.
You are welcome! Glad the timing was perfect!
I'm makita fan. Watching your tests is like watching Olympics. Hoping for good score of my team but also that everybody will enjoy the game like I do.
Thanks for sharing.
@@firstbloood1
A deal breaker?! 😂
@@firstbloood1 It's pretty annoying but I just use a gear tie
@@firstbloood1 Yeah I don't at all disagree with that. But that is the battery system I've got and I have a million gear ties anyway so c'est la vie.
That’s a great name for the testing “Tool Olympics”.
Nothing beats drinking a cup a coffee and enjoy your video on a Sunday morning thank you for all your hard work you put into your content 😀
Thank you very much!
Thank you Todd! I keep coming back to your videos whenever my stuff breaks down. Never disappoints.
You are welcome!
I got the Ridgid on sale for $70.00 about 2 years ago. I use it to top off vehicle tires and the lawnmower tires. I have 4 vehicles so about once a month I use it to check all tires and if needed, to top them off while I am there! So very easy to use. What a time saver. Love it!
Thanks for sharing.
I have the Milwaukee inflator and it has been great! I added the Lock-N-Flate adapter and air chuck as I hated screwing it on the valve stems. Always seemed to loose more air than I felt comfortable with when unscrewing it. As you found, the Milwaukee is fast and I love the memory setting for our vehicles. Only feature I wish they would add would be deflation to the set pressure for seasonal changes in tire pressure. Great job as always! You are my go to for tool reviews!
Thanks!
Always a fan of these inflator videos. It seems like the brands disappear pretty fast for the cheaper models, so sometimes not available from previous videos.
Great point and thank you!
Especially Tacklife. RIP
Is there screw type or scroll type ?
@@deletdis6173 totally. I'm surprised gooloo is still around.
Really, if you don't need battery power, the cheapest 12v inflator is the best deal.
They all get really hot because it is just a very inefficient design. Some stay cooler with extra mass and heat sink, but they are all otherwise the same inside. It's a DC motor with an offset connected to a piston in a small cylinder with a reed valve acting as a 1 way valve. They tend to be made from pot metal too.
Awesome review. Surely helps to find a decent pump. Appreciate you time and you were talking fast and down to the point and the graph really helped. thanks.
I have had the Milwaukee for a year now and love it. Use it all the time. Good to see this test prove it's the best of the best. Well worth the money!🤙
Hi 👋
I picked up the Bauer based on your last video, watched for a sale and picked it up for just over $30, and I already had the batteries and charger from an impact driver I picked up along with an extra battery (both also on sale). I have been using these tools fairly frequently for about a year and the Bauer line has held up well and worked flawlessly, I think they are a good bargain for Harry homeowners needs, and especially when you get them on sale. Another great video, I don't buy anything anymore without looking for a video from PF first!
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
Love how good the 12V pumps have become. Just in the $25 range, most can handle truck tires no problem (following directions for cool down periods).
Thanks for sharing.
I have the Bauer.. it hasn’t let me down yet.. it was perfect for pool and camping mattress .. thank you for another great video
I needed this info before my purchase. I appreciate your time and effort making this video. Excellence!!
I got a reconditioned RIDGID inflator for $40 from their online outlet store, hard to beat that performance for the price. I've been extremely satisfied with it in the year I've had it.
Thanks for the feedback.
I’ve had the Milwaukee since they were introduced about a year ago. It has been super reliable and makes for quick work.
Last week I topped up the tires on my Rv (5 tires) from about 40 to 60 psi, my van tires (5) rear tires and spare to 80, front to 60), and my truck tires (5 tires) from 40 to 65 psi. I was done in less than a half hour and the four amp battery was still half full.
Definitely one of the better tool purchases I’ve made
Im not a tool fan boy, so my toolbox has a bunch of brands (to the point I kind of want one from every country lol), but with the battery stuff, makes sense to stick to a brand, and Milwaukee has I think the best if you have to go with one battery platform (well, two, the M12 and M18) but its definitely the way to go. Id say even better than Snap On cordless, because of all the other little tools. The big boy impact and the stubby are just flawless, the die grinders overheat a lot and shut down, but now Im interested in this inflator...
I have air in my garage, but looks like for just a flat tire or a few flats on a project I return to (I have so many of those lol) that it just might make sense to get this and not have to fill up the big tank on the compressor. Thanks for the report. Longevity is an issue with these. Im curious if the piston is some kind of metal and not plastic.
Thanks for sharing.
I've had the Ridgid for 2 years and love it. Small enough to fit in any of my vehicles and powerful enough to refill my jeep tires after offroading. My cousin has the Milwaukee and uses it as his only air compressor.
Thanks for sharing.
I need to get an inflator for my Miata, since it doesn’t have a spare and this test really made the decision a lot easier! Thank you for all your amazing content and all the time and energy you devote!
Thanks and yo are welcome!
So which did u buy?
Thanks Todd for those unbiased reviews. Not sure if you have done already, but I would love to see a thermal cameras showdown. I 'm looking to buy a thermal camera, but there are so many brands, with so many different features and refresh rates that I'm lost. Please make it happen!
Thanks for the suggestion.
Nice video. One thing not mentioned is duty cycle.
It's a good idea to be aware of the duty cycle of whatever pump you buy so you don't damage it by exceeding the duty cycle. It can be frustrating to buy a new pump and find out it can only do something like 2 minutes on, then 2 minutes off.
Most pumps are 10 minutes on, and 10 minutes off for those who don't know. There are a few on the market that are less though. I think the 10 minute rule is about universal for battery pumps.
Thanks! Thanks for the constructive feedback.
Yeah, this would have been nice to test. I have found that the biggest limitation of these type of pumps is duty cycle (and lifetime when run hard). They tend to overheat when facing a bigger job like airing up four tires. It is super frustrating to have to wait 20 minutes for a pump to cool down to get the next 10 minutes of use.
I've only ever used really budget 12v inflators and never had an issue. In fact I've just replaced one made by Ring Automotive and it's finally thrown the towel in after 15 years. Used to top up car and van tyres and also to seat tubed tyres on various Suzuki LT/LTA/LTZ50s and LT80S over the years as well as I used to do them up as a side business.
I go off-roading and air down large 35" tires to 15 psi, then have air them back up when done. Trust me, spent $90 on a 12v Viair 88P pump and don't look back. It will hang with the fastest pumps here, has no battery you have to replace in 6 years, no worrying about a lithium battery blowing up inside your car from getting too hot (cars get 155° inside during the summer in the south), and it is an air pump that you can hand down to your kids and your grandkids. It's not a bunch of plastic like these. I've had mine for over 10 years and I've literally aired up multiple hundreds of large off-road tires.
Best tool comparison channel anywhere! Thank you.
Thanks and you are welcome!
I have been carrying a inflator in my vehicles for over 30 years. Obviously they have been 12v to plug into a cigarette or accessory plug when needed. I have the Ryobi you reviewed for about a year. Haven’t used it to inflate tires but to blow up inflatables which to me is one of the greatest assets to having a cordless inflator! Having grown up in the 1970s and 1980’s we used to have to use a bellows foot pump to blow up our inflatables or even a manual double pump which was even better! The ability to blow up a raft, mattress or any large inflatable AND combined ability to deflate is such a HUGE labor and timesaver. Now we get to have portable inflator which is even better! Nicely Done PF for another great review!
Thanks and you are welcome ! Thanks for sharing.
I bought the GOOLOO GT160 from Amazon today based on your recommendation. Amazon list price is 109.99; reduced to 59.99; with a 15.00 discount - NET $44.99.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the tests as always very thorough. I would love a video testing common 13 gallon kitchen trash bags (strength of ties, weight capability, leaking, etc). I've tried so many brands over the years and they all seem to have their own pros and cons.
I used to buy a buyer's club store brand of 13 gallon bags but since the pandemic they have made the bags thinner and the seams and drawstring rip more easily and I now have to stretch them very carefully to get them to fit over the rim of the same can I've been using for a decade. They also don't reach quite to the bottom of the can anymore. Last winter I bought a case of generic Splenda type sweetener packets from the same buyer's club and many of the packets were empty or not completely full. I should have counted all the full and all the empty ones and complained....
You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.
amazing video on this! When people talk about these things i always dont know what to say because i saw them all as slow and not worth the time (if you have space for a real full size compressor). This video really helps me see them differently and that not all of them are bad.
Also, i really like the temp readings you took for the compressors so we can really tell which ones are being overloadedand to make big numbers that they shouldn't (too small) and which ones are programmed to operate within spec.
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
I have the Ryobi and for my needs it has been fine. I have aired up several tires on 1 4ah battery. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for sharing. You are welcome!
I have been using the Ryobi for a couple years and it is great for air mattresses/ pool toys and keeping tires at the correct pressure.
I got the same model about 3 years ago on sale at a direct tools outlet for $20 or so, apparently (monetary)inflation is a thing. It works great, I like it, and I've found other uses for it besides inflating things, but I'd have never bought it for $60
Thanks for sharing.
I have the Ryobi. I do jeep stuff and it works fairly well for airing up after being off road. It takes a while to go from 12-14 psi to 28, but I can do all 4 tires (on 35x11.5r17 tires) on one 4 amp hour battery. It's nice because I can also bring my Ryobi electric wrench, Ryobi electric chainsaw, and Ryobi power inverter and all run off the same batteries.
I have liked ours overall as well. I mostly use it for inflatable kayaks and pools. My main complaint would be the noise. It can be annoying to others by a quiet lake.
We bought the Gooloo pump based on this test and recommendation. It filled 3 SUV tires to 35 psi, and then would no longer pump tires, only turn on, spike the PSI, and immediately shut off. Glad yours held up better, but we'll be returning ours!
Would love to see a video and testing on auxiliary transmission coolers, your videos are always incredibly well done and informative!
Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.
@CorePathway
Nope, it was used to top off a couple tires from 32-33psi to 35psi.
Amazon offered to replace it, so we opted for that to try again and haven't had any problems with the new one. I'm assuming we just got a bad unit.
@@LJRacing91 thanks for clarifying.
Still working the new one?
Great review!!! Getting ready to go on vacation and was thinking about this very same topic, and I knew just the channel who would have this valuable information. Thanks!!!!
Awesome review, best one I've seen so far after watching many different tire inflator videos today. Thx
Thanks and you are welcome!
I think another very important feature to point out is compressors that use a screw-on chuck are much easier to use on tires that use an inner tube without a fixed stem like bicycles, appliance dollies, etc. than those that use a lever-type chuck. It's always a fight to get a lever-type chuck on a flat bicycle tire.
Thanks for the feedback.
I really like how rigorous you are with all your tests. They are all really pertinent.
It help a lot and it fun to watch :p
Thanks! Thanks for your channel support! I really appreciate it!
I am in the Ryobi battery system, so when I watch your videos, I use the "I'll buy it if it doesn't totally suck" test. In this case, the Ryobi unit did not totally suck, and I bought it. Very happy with it for my (much less strenuous purposes than yours) purposes. Got two sedans that need the occasional pump up and some mattress duty. Thanks for your great tests!
You are welcome!
Incredible videos. Love this site and content! I find that watching at 3/4 speed allows me to digest the content more comfortably. Normal speed is a bit like being hit with a word firehose.
I’m watching it at 1.5x 😂
These are starting to get pretty impressive! I like my viair metal 12v compressor with long battery cables most of the time even though they are a hassle, infinite power source!
Thanks!
9:58 "and the Rigid is making a run for it under the car." 😂 Definitely the fastest 18V at running away from the car.
Thanks for watching!
As usual Todd kills it. Great video! I have had the Milwaukee for about a year now and I love it. For a real killer test I use it on bias ply class f boat trailer tires which go up to 110 psi. Talk about a rough day. Cooks right through them no problem
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
You do great work, thank you.
As i am looking to purchase a tyre inflater i stumbled across your in-depth comparisons.
Very impressive mate.
Thanks and you are wecome!
I have the Milwaukee M12 tire inflator and absolutely love it. I don't think the m18 was out yet, but the speed we've seen in this video it is now on my list.
Thanks for the suggestion.
How do you like the M12? I know it’s more portable. I found a deal on an M12 kit since i dont currently own any Milwaukee stuff.
@TheGrimy1One i really like it, it works very well. I would definitely recommend it, but now that the 18v is out, and I've seen video reviews and now have more 18v batteries, I probably would go 18v. But the m12 still works great so I'm not going to upgrade for no reason.
I have the Milwaukee and love it. Recommend it to people I know who were looking for a tire pump. I was shocked at how quick it was for a battery operated inflator. Great review as always!
The only major changes I'd make is add a 110v option for it. That'd make it a truly top tier charger.
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
@@bstrickler For me, and most of my friends, we already have an air compressor that is 120 or 240. This inflator is just much more convenient.
@@musketmerve1436my 2022 pickup has no 12V plug so a battery inflator is a must.
@@musketmerve1436my 2022 pickup has no 12V plug so a battery inflator is a must.
Got a good (and cheap!) video idea for you. Test different hydrophobic windshield coatings/waxes.
And keep up the great work. This is the one channel I couldn’t live without. You r saved me hundreds if not thousands of dollars and many headaches from dealing with bad products
Thanks, will do! Thanks for the suggestion.
I am very impressed with all the methods of testing you do for different products! Very creative!
Thanks!
That Milwaukee is impressive! I've got the Ryobi (it's my "cheap enough to leave them sat in the boot of the car" brand rather than my first choice of tools) and have been pretty happy with it so far. They also do a small tank compressor that looks interesting for those of us who rarely need compressed air.
Thanks for the feedback.
@@ProjectFarm I have a video idea for you .... boot laces .... for example, Ironlace make some pretty cool claims about some of their laces ... I'd love to see you test those against the competition like Kg, Rhino Lace, Miscly, Mercury + Maia etc
@@MotoGoatoooh I second this. I’ve been looking for a good brand for my work boots
The Ryobi at around $60 is a nice inexpensive solution if inflation time is not that important (how many times do we really have to inflate tires anyway.. heh).
@@BillAntif it ran on the 40v batteries all my Ryobi yard tools run on I'd buy one of these in a second.
I would love to see a comparison of all different brands of pack out tool boxes. Especially the ones that claim to be water proof! Thanks for your amazing reviews!
You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.
Might need some creativity in the 'testing' of those boxes.. Only a couple of metrics come to mind for a box..
@@ProjectFarm Does it float, simulated rain proof, dropped in a pool/pond, resistant to damage, handle strength, etc... Just some ideas for the tool boxes if you do it.
@@Barrett_Fodderwheels testing! Over terrain and in/out of doors, agility, I honestly think there's too many factors for his video length.
See em in person, that's all I can say.
The world needs this test
You actually listened! Thanks for reviewing these for us. Great work as always friend.
Thanks and you are welcome!
This is probably my number 1 channel i recommend to friends because its such helpful information, thank you!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
Really seems from watching these tests over the years, you can’t go wrong with Milwaukee, dewalt, or makita. I mostly have dewalt but a lot of my newer tools are becoming Milwaukee. They’re just monsters
As a Milwaukee guy I'm continually impressed with much of Dewalt's performance and widespread availability, but on the flip side, while Makita often performs well enough, I so often feel they rarely live up to their hype or their price tag compared to Milwaukee or Dewalt.
i saw another channel ran abunch of scientific test and they found out that 100% of dewalt users ended up being homosexual.. how do you feel about that ?
@@BH-gh6qmhow is that relevant? What if they ended up being Republicans, or vegans, or smokers, or Taylor Swift fans, or monster truck drivers?
@@BH-gh6qmto be fair though that study was done by The University of Elton John.
I'm a Makita guy, their impacts are built for comfort which is what you want for daily use. Batteries are also the most protected and easiest to swap out of all 3. Japanese man 🤟
I especially love your automotive product comparisons, its always things I and most people actually use.
A new fuel additive comparison would be very interesting.
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
greaat job Todd, Glad cousin Eddie helped you out!
What a legend!
Just purchased the Gooloo GP4000 after watching your 'best jump start power pack' vid. Also ended up purchasing the GT160 at a discounted price. So am glad that it actually performs pretty decently for what it is!
Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.
Been here for years the videos just keep coming! Great work, thanks for taking your time to create these videos for us. I personally have the m18 for the drag strip since I air down my massive 21 inch tires.
Thanks and you are welcome!
This was a great review. I really appreciate when you do these!
Maybe a follow-up could be larger capacity portable off-road tire compressors, like Viair or ARB, for campers and four wheelers.
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
Even living here in Brazil where the products/brands you review just donesn't exist, it is very entertaining to see a fair comparison between them and how they behave under the same situation. Thanks for the amazing quality content!
You are welcome!
I work at a used car dealership in northern Vermont. We use the yellow DeWalt one. It's been very durable so far but it's pretty old by now and it's a lot slower than it used to be. It takes a lot longer to pump up tires which go flat here. But it's so nice to not have to drive the car inside to fill the tires. Especially since that usually damages the tire
Thanks for sharing.
Love these videos! Thank you for including the Makita! The best parts about it to me are that it's brushless for longer battery and tool life, and I have a ton of Makita batteries!
Thanks and you are welcome!
I have the Makita because I have Makita batteries. Why doesn't the button lock on and then shut off automatically? Why should I waste 20 minutes holding the trigger? Unacceptable!
Another awesome video! The Milwaukee is a beast. Would love to see a comparison between the smaller emergency inflators to see which ones stand out against the ones you already tested. Fanttik, AstroAI, Oak & Iron, Airmoto, Gooloo, etc. So many brands and so many to pick from would be good to see the ones that just quit and don’t work vs the ones that stand out and would be good to keep in the truck for emergency. Thanks for the great videos.
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
First time watching one of your videos, fantastic job! You have a ton of valuable info packed into it. Thank you !
Thanks and you are welcome!
Been pluggin patchin, mostly pumpin tires since I got brass keys. Ryobi old school pump has fixed dozens of tire over the 15 years I've been using them
Thanks for sharing.
I have the ryobi inflater and LOVE it! It’s so versatile. 2 tools in one. Wish Milwaukees did more than just tires.
Thanks for the feedback.
I currently use the Ridgid tire pump. While it does overinflate slightly depending on the total pressure, after a few minutes when the tire cools down, it basically settles on the set pressure.
Thanks for sharing.
Appreciate you including Harbor Freight products since they are usually my go to. Thanks for all your excellent testing and hope you have a great weekend !
Thanks and you are welcome!
As always such a informative comparison of products. I enjoy watching every video.👏👏👏👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoy watching!
The Gooloo seems like it would be a good candidate for adventure/long distance motorcycling. Thanks for another great test, Todd 👍
Gooloo makes some good shit, they're the spiritual successor to Tacklife after all.
To me, it seems silly to carry a compressor with a built in battery when your bike already has a big capacity one. I carry the Dynaplug Micro Pro. Very small, well made, and inflates decently.
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love my older Makita inflator, it's a must-have in your toolbox, and good for the car, bike, and central heating top-up. also, the small Makita leaf blower is very handy to have. a bit like having an impact driver, until you get one you never realized that you really needed one years ago!
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Many thanks for doing these tests. I bet this took a lot of time.
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Thanks, you do the best and fairest comparisons.
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I had this ryoby model since its release and it didn't let me down yet, i realize that it might not be the best or the cheapest but it has all the features and gets the job done. Love this little tool
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Same here and it's better than 1st & 2nd versions as is programmable
I have a gooloo jump starter/battery bank. I've used it on a few different vehicles over the course of about 5 years. It has yet to fail me. It's a good glovebox solution. I give the brand two thumbs up personally.
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Gooloo seems to be one of the very few decent 'random chinese' brands.
I got one of those things when my car battery crapped itself by discharging too much, but I just attach the jump starter and it springs to life every time. Saved my bacon and it’s now a permanent fixture in my everyday bag as it is a massive power bank, and you never know when you can save someone with a jump
I just bought one to keep in my motorcycle saddle bag, with a tire repair kit. I like the fact I can charge my phone to call for help lol
@@SWATT101 Yeah, it's quite a useful addition. Not only can it keep your phone charged when you do need to call for help, it can help reduce the need to call for help in the first place with a jump start.
i love these tool comparison videos so much i could sit and watch them all day lol please don’t stop!!😂
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Love your tests/comparisons and the way they are preformed! JimE
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I've got the DeWalt last year, have used it numerous times and I'm very happy with it so far. I've carried a DeWalt impact wrench in my trunk bag for years and all of my other cordless tools are DeWalt as well so after a bit of review searching the DeWalt looked good enough and fits my battery scheme. I got tired years ago of all the different chargers and batteries and decided in the future DeWalt was my brand, and really made that decision because I had more DeWalt batteries than other.
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@hellsfavoritesaltyberserke4724 -- Mine have really lasted well, though I don't use them for my trade. For this maybe that brand is better and for that another brand is better, but I figured if it's DeWalt it will do anything I need it to do good enough. Plus I just had more DeWalt batteries, else I might have gone Milwaukee or something. Really it was just that my charger/battery shelf was taking up more room than the tools were.
After buying several inexpensive inflators that all died due to overheating, I bought the DeWalt about three years ago. It has worked flawlessly as I have to top off one tire on my Jeep Gladiator about once a month that has a cut in a sidewall. I'll replace all four tires this winter when the tread finally gets low but in the meantime the DeWalt has been perfect.
Let me get this straight, it has a cut in the sidewall large enough that its losing air, and you go to the store to buy an air compressor?
@@Nick-bb4nk Yes, Nick, though that's not the only reason I purchased it. However, to your point, since the tires are nearly four years old and approaching the end of their treadwear life, it makes no sense to replace just one tire for a slow leak that loses only about 1.5 psi a week.
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@@aaronneumeyer5572if it’s leaking out of the side wall your tire isn’t safe to drive down the road. Your gonna blow it out and kill yourself if your at highway speeds 😣
Thank you so much for the videos. Extremely well done as always
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I've had the Ryobi for about three years. Between my wife and I we have six vehicles and four bicycles, so it gets used pretty constantly and it still works perfectly.
I had a feeling the Milwaukee would kick butt, but I'm impressed by the GooLoo. My last two battery jump packs have been GooLoo and they've been great but I didn't expect the same from their compact cordless compressor.
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So have you left this in a hot car?
Your timing couldn't have been more perfect. I literally just got back inside from changing a flat lol
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I have the Ryobi and have used it a lot. I wish it was a little faster, but it does the job. My brother just got the Milwaukee and we used it last weekend. I can definitely tell the difference on the big tires.
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I love your thorough, none bias testing.
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@@ProjectFarm No, thank you. IMO you’re definitely a CZcamsr that earns your money.
I love the Milwaukee. Already had the batteries so it was a no-brainer for me, but the performance has been excellent. One thing not shown or mentioned in this, at least on the Milwaukee, is after a hard pump it has an annoying cooling fan that continues to run for some time after it is done, and you are warned to not power the unit down until that fan cycle completes.
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Thats not annoying, I have burned up many pumps before the 'waukee. It has to be the highest quality cordless pump.
I got the Milwaukee with two 5.0ah batteries for $199 since that's the line I use for work. It's awesome. Love it.
Where did you find that deal? @@commentsboardreferee7434
I purchased the Makita a few months back and am very pleased with it. It’s great to see that the hose temperature readings you provided for the Makita were the lowest for fully inflating an 80psi tire, as most of my trucks and trailers have e-rated tires. As you mentioned, heat kills compressors.
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Thanks for watching. I have a Tozalazz dual piston 12v compressor and it is very fast.
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Outstanding! Nothing is left to chance.
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Kobalt never fails to impress. Thanks as always for the work and time you put into these tests.
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Except that you have to go to Lowe's for it.
@@majist0Is there a problem with Lowes?
@@majist0 Not really, alot of Kobalt products can be found online.