Milwaukee inflator fits behind the seat

Not sure if anyone posted this but I wanted a small inflator that I can bring with me and not get in the way and since I have all Milwaukee tools I couldnt go wrong with this special black Friday deal they had. It also fits nice and snug behind my seat of a 2nd gen!!!!

 

Like milwaukee cordless tools .Got a lot .How does it perform ? Like the size of it .

 

preforms pretty well for being such a little thing! Love the features on it. It wont inflate each tire from start to finish but i put in 10lbs each tire no problem. Use it for my bike aswell with presta valves attachment on the back of it.

 

How much did you get it for? I just bought some ryobi stuff because I do light duty things. Their inflator is $25

 

I have one of these. They are great little inflators. Blow up dolls takes about 7 minutes though.

 

U got a big ol one then

 

got it on black friday included small charger and batter for $99

 

Nice . Love millwaukee m12 @ m18 line

 

@airrage sorry to revive an older thread but how do you like the M12 cordless inflator these days? Has your opinion of it remained positive or has it changed?

I'm interested in it as a device to "top off" the tires if needed every few months, etc.

 

I use this to air up after wheeling, one 3 Amp battery with do ally tires from 18 to 32. This thing works good

 

I hope this is good.
Milwaukee is common in auto repair. It is known for:
-less cost
-batteries that die fast
-decent power
-not excessively loud
-better warranty

Despite their commonness and history in having available something like a 3/8" impact wrench for example,
I wouldn't say they've been known for air compressors for a long time. This one may have been out a while though.

As opposed to ViAir. Which has many air compressors. That many people have successfully used for a long time.

I would be curious to know how this compares to ViAir which is also affordable, and also fits easily in the back seat.

 

I like mine. Hook it up to my tire, it gives me the tire pressure reading then I set the pressure I want it to inflate to and press the start button, that's it. That setting stays there until you turn it off or adjust it.