Car Tyre Inflator Cordless?

facade

Unfortunately no help to the OP, but Parkside (Lidl's DIY tool brand) sell a cordless compressor in Europe that takes their 20V batteries.

I'm eagerly awaiting it showing up here as I have the 20V batteries & tools already (who could possibly resist a 20V mini chainsaw?) the car vacuum is actually quite good for the money…

They are available for stupid money from Ebay & Amazon, and are very poor value (It is a £29.99 tool for sure). They are £35 in Europe (curse you, Brexit!!)

The Ryobi equivalent is on offer at £85 including a battery & charger, if you have 18V Ryobi tools already they do a power drill type one without a battery for £42.

So much less trouble to just top the tyres up with a cordless pump than get the corded one out, start the engine to run it and put it way again after.

BlueonBlue

£42-47 quid is not bad for this 3000A Gooloo jump starter/tire inflator its a well known brand for jump starters that cost less than Noco ….with the important booster feature for a dead flat batterys.

I think joybuy is ok too .

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/gooloo-a3-jump-starter-power-bank-with-compressor-4830649

Bigwheels1111

I love's me a GooLoo.

But like single use items.

I use this for tyres, purchased on the 11/04/2013 £8.62. Just checked on Amazon.

Ring RAC605.

A GooLoo GT4000 for jumping. 08/03/2023.

Still going strong.

born_again

Just got one of these. Nice small size, done 8 tyres for around 25psi, still 2 bars out of 3 on the battery

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FPF5BZPW

BlueonBlue

Do others have trouble with putting up links on mse or is it just me …which is also likely .

Herzlos

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81903900#Comment_81903900

That's what I do to inflate tyres on a trailer. I think it was £4 in Aldi, though.

born_again

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81906145#Comment_81906145

Bottom of the text box, click on the <> in the box.

chrisw

Aw no. I've always managed with a foot pump but I want one of these now!

Baldytyke88

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81907284#Comment_81907284

I have used my heavy-duty cycle pump in the past, but it has such a poor analogue display. I prefer to have presets on a digital display. I haven't made up my mind yet.

SteveJW

Lidl cordless tyre inflator

Lidl currently have a cordless tyre inflator reduced from £14.99 to £12.70, plenty of stock in my local store

5 year warranty

Just tried it out and it does the job

I think the weak point is the hose

Steve