Tire Inflator Comparison | Tacklife, Ryobi, Kobalt, and Generic brand

[@Hindsight101]

Check out some of my other Tacklife videos kzbin.info/aero/PLzSsPTshBX02yyxkpbQAfOzn5ZXYVjuKJ

[@fixitFlip]

Great video. I love my little Ryobi inflator.

[@Hindsight101]

Thank you and I just bought the Ryobi trimmer thanks for your review

[@fixitFlip]

@@Hindsight101 No problem. Once you have a battery or two the tools become more affordable when you can buy them "tool only."

[@bbrutalx4404]

Very nice and informative video. Thank you.

[@Hindsight101]

You are welcome

[@carlchen4974]

Nice video, professional and reliable！ Thanks！

[@Hindsight101]

Glad you liked it!

[@Pro1er]

You did a really good job with this video, just a few comments: That Ryobi hasn't been available for at least a year, the new version has the same features and is more compact. I understand your reluctance to mention price because of sales and such but it still gives us a baseline to go on so that's a good thing. Personally I would never keep a battery-only inflator in my car for two reasons, 1) the Summer heat will eventually ruin the battery, 2) if the battery is dead when you need the inflator you're out of luck. I have several inflators and the only kind I will carry in my cars is the type that plugs into the 12V cigarette lighter socket. The one you chose to give away is actually the one I would prefer to keep in my car. It's only there for emergencies, you can always use a better inflator when you are at home. Bonus tip: check the air pressure in you spare tire at least once a year, an inflator is of no use on a blow-out.

[@Hindsight101]

The tacklife isn't a battery only option. I just wanted to show that feature or option