SNAP-ON VS. MILWAUKEE AIR INFLATORS HEAD TO HEAD MATCHUP

[@jeffh7021]

I bought the milwaukee. I needed air in a small 10 inch tire. It needed to go from 15 psi to 50 psi. I was absolutely shocked! It took 5 seconds. Not a typo. FIVE seconds! It's a small tire, but that was totally unexpected. I get it if you don't believe that, so do yourself a favor and buy this inflator and test it yourself. Think I'm going to let air out of something and test some more.🤙

[@santoyoarmando81]

Milwaukee is the best in my opinion hands down. I’m glad I got one. Very happy with it so far.

[@wt9653]

I ordered my Milwaukee m18 inflator as a kit for 199. Homedepot canceled my batteries and charger. But, kept my inflator for 94 dollars. I'll take it. 😉

[@eyang7]

What? Damn, u're lucky. Just ordered one from Amazon. What batteries did u end up going with? I haven't got the battery and was wondering what the xc6 or 8. TIA.

[@kgm2182]

@@eyang7 Use whatever 18V batteries you want. Get an adapter to run them on Milwaukee tools.

[@sashalucy0611]

Snap-On makes great tools. The exception, is their battery powered tools. They CAN'T compete with Milwaukee on performance, warranty and especially price.

[@dereklohr1650]

Milwaukee warranty sucks ass. Ive been waiting 3 months for my 1/2 inch fuel impact. Waiting for parts

[@passion830217]

I just bought the Milwaukee and am waiting for it to be delivered. I will only use it at home to top off tires. I have an 12 volts inflator that connects directly to my car battery and draws up to 40amp current, and it can complete the top off you did from 10 to 38 psi for about 1 minute. I also do not want to keep an M18 battery in my car for the rare occasions of flat tires since the battery will degrade quickly in extreme cold and heat.

[@richardclegg5853]

Milwaukee, and as an electrician, Klein have both stepped up their games amazingly the last 5 years. Phased out almost all of my DeWalt stuff some time ago. Innovation, no one's keeping up with Milwaukee right now

[@haskellburks]

Hello Kyle. Both Snap-on air compresser is nice. The Milwaukee air compresser is better.

[@f.davidbush9093]

I have the m12 and the m18 and use them often. I was surprised the Snapon was only 269$. Snapon tools may be larger but they leave your wallet smaller. I got the m18 off the web for 139$

[@rickdavid1795]

I have the Milwaukee, it works really well.

[@lindoncoggins]

Just did a the same comparison at work today. Figured the guts inside would be the same, however that is a big no. Airing up 235/80 16 tires from 35# to 65#. The Milwaukee was able to inflate 3 tires to the Snapon’s 1 tire. With the Milwaukee finished with the 3 and Snappy only at 60lbs. So sad.

[@bradhelfrich6602]

Snap-on is high priced on everything, including mechanics hand tools, the only way they survive is a lot of their tools are sold on credit. Their hand tools are great though. Great video!

[@JamesWilson-lg7bx]

You didn’t mention whether the snap on has a cooling fan the Milwaukee does

[@robnowe5464]

Would be great if people commented on the best air hose to tire valve attachment upgrade for the Milwaukee. Great review... I esp liked the info on it fitting in the RAMbox. It would be so easy for Milwaukee to add a couple of USBs and lights. Milwaukee should provide the better hose end too and a deflator like the Makita has. They could make it the best inflator too for air mattresses and truck air bags etc. This would increase recreational sales. Adding 12 volts would be good too, as would plug for 120V AC. All that said the 20/40 duty cycle should be improved, the 20 min beinig fine, but the 40 min cool down is a bit too much.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

II’ll see you tomorrow. I will be at the Milwaukee Pipeline event. 👍

[@RustbeltMechanic]

Sweet! I’m really looking forward to the event👍🏻

[@HowtoAutomotive]

@@RustbeltMechanic it’s a fun time!! This will be my 4th time going. They roll out the red carpet 👍

[@Wrenchingdaily]

I just bought a 2pack of M18 batteries, one 6ah and one 8ah and it came with a free M18 tool. I chose the inflator. Everything all together cost $279 at Home Depot. Great deal in my opinion. I also bought an adapter to convert the screw on hose end to the fold down connector type thats on the snap on one in the video. It cost about $10 on amazon

[@paulmanta]

Very useful, I am thinking about buying one and have to choose between these two, I have both makes of tools and batteries so it is great to see which one was faster and smaller !

[@darwindropmazda]

Milwaukee all day! I bought one yesterday lol

[@patty109109]

If snapon doesn’t have a newer unit it’s a fair comparison.

[@SR-tc9gd]

I have the Milwaukee inflator and love it.

[@santoyoarmando81]

Same here, great tool to have.

[@Baller14_]

Snap on can’t compete with the #1 MILWAUKEE 💯💯

[@patrioticimmigrant8817]

Snapon. All day.

[@MrBruce0777]

Great review and some good comparisons... A light would be nice to have but for a hundred dollars cheap I'll use my Iphone flashlight if ever needed. I ordered a Milwaukee a few days ago. Can't wait to check it out....I got it for free from buy two M-18 batteries get the compressor free at Northern tool and also 20% off sale.

[@TheMcs33]

Milwaukee all the way

[@Trusty335is]

Can we get latch style adapter for Milwaukee? I’d prefer that since it’s more efficient

[@garymeyer3294]

LocknFlate makes a dandy one. Instant on and back with no loss of air pressure.

[@Trusty335is]

@@garymeyer3294 that’s the exact one I found too and I bought it. Definitely worth it! 👍

[@jeffh7021]

I found a quick connect chuck at Princess Auto for 12 bucks.

[@CriticalThinking2869]

For a mobile unit, (onboard air), it’s more cost effective to hook up a 12v air horn compressor with air horn tank… Note: The air horns are optional but are nice to have 👍🏻You can add as many tanks as needed if you have the space…

[@tracytillett]

Except for if you switch vehicles a lot. Also cheapest 12c compressor you can get is $100 then you have ru air lines and mount a tank with a pressure regulator and a some type of compressor cut off switch. Min $200 for an air horn set up. While i just bought the Milwaukee comprefrom home Depot with two battand a charger for $149

[@mrmotofy]

@@tracytillett Where's that deal, I'm not seeing anywhere close

[@thomasryan5068]

Hi great comparison buddy.if you ar stranded on the side of the Motorway/Rd the db of the tool wouldn't matter.... thanks for your help 👍

[@jal187]

It’s hard to compare a product that came out over 5 years ago with one that is new to the market at time of this recording. You’d expect the way newer tool to be better just based off of how fast power tools are improving year after year. I have neither but I know I’ve seen that Snap-On around for many years now and I’d be shocked if they weren’t working on an updated unit now that they released a handheld inflator.

[@otrookie]

Didn’t even have to watch the video to know Milwaukee is the way to go lol. 30 psi more on Milwaukee is the way to go especially for big rigs

[@otrookie]

@@bigboreracing356 i do lol? I have one with quick connect chuck

[@otrookie]

@@bigboreracing356 no shit Einstein any battery one would die? Lmao what’s your point, my whole comment is it’s better than snap on not perfect

[@sssssssssssss5085]

LOUD music, low voices. Thank you for this. Smfh

[@howlandgrowl]

These guy's have "got you by the batteries" most people stick to brand because of batteries/chargers etc. would you go out and buy the snap on inflator if it won the test if you already had a range of Milwaukee tools and batteries?

[@joefeens]

you can buy cordless adaptors to use between platforms for pretty much anything now

[@lucatoni98]

Snerp-On overrated. Milwaukee is the GOAT

[@TranTek]

You can get a quick adapter conversion easilu

[@markk3948]

What m18 battery were you usuing?

[@RustbeltMechanic]

A 5.0ah

[@markk3948]

@Rustbelt Mechanic sweet video i love milwaukee :). If you use a high output 6.0ah it works faster at least it does in mine. Have a great day.

[@KrazyKajun602]

Be nice with a built in jack and also to remove wheel lugs with air gun

[@takenusername]

I like the insignificant advantages that Snap On has over Milwaukee. USB ports Closed door for accessories Clamp style connector One day, Milwaukee will release a Fuel inflator, and it will be awesome.

[@garymeyer3294]

This IS a Milwaukee Fuel Inflator.

[@takenusername]

@@garymeyer3294 doesn’t say FUEL, not fuel.

[@larryborkstrom3580]

The best would be with the battery platform you have already

[@foam27]

Not when the inflator is 2x-3x faster than the one you already own!

[@tracytillett]

You could buy the Milwaukee with batteries and charger for less than the snap-on. I really don't believe this saying anyone.

[@nickayivor8432]

SUBSTANTIAL Rustbelt Mechanic Sharing what you know 👍 thank you very much Rustbelt Mechanic Take care and have a great day Rustbelt Mechanic From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧

[@frederickneal4781]

This the perfect time when we all say that everything Snap-on makes is not the best choice. RIGHT! RIGHT?

[@bryanmoore2098]

Good review but I must say, comparing a year old snap-on versus a new Milwaukee isn't fair.....But, I've had my snap-on compressor for 4 years now, worked great for the first year or so, only using it a few times a year as it stays at my house, but now it won't build air more than 45 psi. I used to be able to fill my truck tires at 80 psi, but not anymore. Looks like it's time I try the Milwaukee.

[@tracytillett]

Now is the time to buy it. You can get it from Home Depot gift center sale for $199 with two 5ah batteries and charger.

[@patty109109]

@@tracytillett I got it yesterday but it’s $199 for batteries and charger with “free” inflator.

[@tracytillett]

@@patty109109 I'm glad you replied. After I made this comment I knew I mistyped but didn't know where I replied to it. Yeah the tool by itself is 149 and the bundle is $199 which is also the same price as a two 5amp batteries and charger

[@ofpd9330]

@@tracytillett Still going on just snagged me the deal. Though they don't have the inflator available for shipping. So you'll have to find a local store with it in stock.

[@wt9653]

Presets could be better if you could name them. M1< which car is that???

[@loonyhap8043]

Price wise milwaukee for me i can store it on my glove compartment lol..

[@thomasryan5068]

Milwalkee is the 1.

[@travelinben1966]

Snap on is way too much money, particularly since it’s not also 12v and 110 capable.

[@wolleysegap9740]

Note to all portable tire inflater makers (except Snap On) the screw on type to hook to your valve stem, SUCK. Do better.

[@dabaydestrian437]

Snap on makes the best sockets, wrenches, etc. But their power tools are trash

[@wolleysegap9740]

Cont....You lose a damn pound just unscrewing the damn thing.n

[@mrmotofy]

Way too slow

[@powderdescent]

Music bs voice levels are bad. Voice very low level, music blasted. You guys gotta check this before publishing.

[@ericjudd3137]

What's up with videos you never post anything and then out of no where you post a video you can't post every 6 mouth's and expect to get followers going that. Like the video's hi just to long in from one video to the next

[@RustbeltMechanic]

I know, with life changing so much I’ve only been able to put out one a month for a while. The new property takes LOTS of upkeep and repair. And now I’m finally back to a place where I can do some more videos, so looking forward to it.

[@cky2k244]

Both suck, just use an air compressor.

[@Toolaholic7]

Air compressor is heavy and have to drag air hoses out if out there away.

[@Servingsince]

Yup, because I always want to carry my pancake compressor, and my generator to power it on the side of the road, out in the field, or camping where there is no power...

[@chrisb6866]

Honda guy lives at the shop...

[@gunsilike6849]

This is an air compressor with the tank. Fill the tire directly or fill the tank then the tire.

[@wt9653]

I have air compressor. I don't want to drive my car to it with flat tire.