Tyre Pump / Inflator / Compressor Recommendation

[oo7ml]

Hi,

Can anyone recommend a good Tyre Inflator?

I've searched on Amazon and was surprised to see how cheap they are. I would like something that is quite robust and well made instead of a cheap £20 product... but again, maybe they are fine? Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

[Carbon Sasquatch]

Do you have any 18v power tools ? If you have the batteries, then it makes sense to go with one of those.

I have the DeWalt one & it's excellent

[andrew]

mains or 12v powered ?

[oo7ml]

Thanks guys. Mains is fine.

[magpie215]

I've just bought the Ring rac900 to replace an aging noisy halfords plastic one

Not loud
Does 100psi
Croc clips straight on car battery.

Very pleased with it seems very good quality.

[willy wombat]

I’ve had the Amazon basics inflator - about £26 - for about 3 years and am 100% happy with it (it’s very small but it does the job).

[belfry]

I bought on of these. Much quicker to inflate a tyre and can be used with air tools too. The ability to blow out dusty from car carpets is very useful. I don't bother with the little 12v inflators now.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hyundai-Electric-Compress...

[supersport]

I have one of these: https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-maintenance/...

I went through a number of foot pumps and electric ones, and all were a bit crap.

I got this for my push bike, but discovered that it is pretty damned efficient at car tyres too, can do a couple of PSI very in a few pumps (matron).

[51mes]

I've given up with the ring range of products, look good initially but break after 10-20 uses just enough to fall out of warranty. In the latest failure the knub that pushes on the tyre valve in the tyre fitting has snapped off so compressor is now useless - yep 13 months old.. That's the 3rd one I've had fail.

Never again..

[Zarco]

supersport said:

I have one of these: https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-maintenance/...

I went through a number of foot pumps and electric ones, and all were a bit crap.

I got this for my push bike, but discovered that it is pretty damned efficient at car tyres too, can do a couple of PSI very in a few pumps (matron).

Yep. Had a similar one for the last 10yrs. Bit of a work out to pump up a car tyre but minimal fuss and it always works.