How to Inflate a Tyre with the Ring RTC1000 Rapid Digital Tyre Inflator

[@Teddibere1]

Some cars do NOT have a Cigarette Lighter Socket. They usually have a 12V socket SOMEWHERE in the car. My 12V socket on my 2009 Mercedes SLK is located in the passenger footwell - very awkward to get to. My first RTC1000 I bought (purchased in May 2020) had a stupid connector end (not like the normal ones) and it would not work in my SLK socket....no power. Ring have changed the connector (not sure exactly when) but my second device arrived with a more usual looking plug-in connector end. Now works FINE for me. After it seems MANY Customer COMPLAINTS about the previous connector, RING have (rightly so) changed the connector end, so they should not be getting complaints (or customer returns) of what is a SUPERB tyre inflator which was being let down by the non-standard connector. I hope RING replace the current "screw on" tyre connector to the much easier push in one with a flip-bar fastening. Perhaps they will with their next released batch? Well done RING!! This unit is now a true success for you.....BUT....RING....now change the screw on tyre connector to make this perfect - and perhaps be able to claim to be the best unit out there for its price!!

[@lydiasugden753]

No sound, no problem. It clearly shows what you need to know.

[@ChristopherWoods]

@@altern8tive It'll probably be as noisy as the RAC820.

[@ArchieGreyUK]

If you get a flat tyre, can you use this in the rain?

[@tailingu]

How to change the fuse ??

[@tillytrotter73]

It went from 10 to 14 as soon as you started it! How is that possible?

[@alehel88]

My impression of the device is that it doesn't measure pressure until it starts. So, the ten was just a placeholder value until it got a reading.

[@lonewolfy1234]

No sound .. might as well not do this vid

[@Teddibere1]

Don't need sound......the video shows it all, in a nutshell.