I've used a Clarke 12v one for years but recently swapped over to a Makita cordless jobby..
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Makita-DMP1.../dp/B085M2C6CP
Works a treat and much quicker than the previous.
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Car tyre inflator recommendations
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I've got two Ring pumps, one for the cars and one for the motorhome (80psi anyone??). Both do the job reliably.
That said how good are your tyres,? All 12 of ours hold their pressure year on year.Leave a comment:
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Do you have any DeWalt 18V battery gear? If so I'd recommend the DCC018N.
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Originally posted by BigDataPro View PostMrs. is often finding it extremely difficult to inflate her car tyres. She is scared or finding it uncomfortable/difficult using the facilities available at Petrol stations, Supermarkets etc. We tried one from Amazon (can't remember the name). It was working fine, it leaked pressure when detaching the nozzle which made her life even more difficult. Can't remember if the nozzle was screw type or clip-on
If you are / have been using one successfully, please could you comment the name and the type of nozzle.
Thanks
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Originally posted by BigDataPro View PostMrs. is often finding it extremely difficult to inflate her car tyres. She is scared or finding it uncomfortable/difficult using the facilities available at Petrol stations, Supermarkets etc. We tried one from Amazon (can't remember the name). It was working fine, it leaked pressure when detaching the nozzle which made her life even more difficult. Can't remember if the nozzle was screw type or clip-on
If you are / have been using one successfully, please could you comment the name and the type of nozzle.
Thanks
Seriously Halfords do a good range. And if it's crap you can take it back to them.
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Car tyre inflator recommendations
Mrs. is often finding it extremely difficult to inflate her car tyres. She is scared or finding it uncomfortable/difficult using the facilities available at Petrol stations, Supermarkets etc. We tried one from Amazon (can't remember the name). It was working fine, it leaked pressure when detaching the nozzle which made her life even more difficult. Can't remember if the nozzle was screw type or clip-on
If you are / have been using one successfully, please could you comment the name and the type of nozzle.
ThanksLast edited by BigDataPro; 6 April 2021, 18:01.
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