Greenworks 24V Cordless Inflator Review
Greenworks 24V Cordless Inflator Fills Up To 160 PSI One of the joys of a well-developed cordless platform is what […]
Milwaukee M18 Cordless Inflator Review 2848-20
The Milwaukee 2848-20 Inflator Claims to Be the Fastest 18V Model on the Market When Milwaukee Tool made the claim […]
Ridgid 18V Digital Inflator R87044
Ridgid Digital Inflator Presents a Helpful Solution The Ridgid 18V Digital Inflator (R87044) has all the features you’d want for […]
Hart 20V Inflators for High Pressure and Volume
Flat to Full in No Time at All Hart, with its ever-expanding line of 20V tools, adds two cordless inflators […]
Makita 18V LXT Cordless Inflator | DMP180 | First Look
Compact and Portable Makita Cordless Inflator Comes in Handy We’ve noticed an influx of portable and lightweight tire inflation options […]
Ryobi Dual Function Inflator/Deflator Hands-on Review | P747
Ryobi Upgrades a Classic Not many of us spare too many thoughts for the lowly tire inflator until we actually […]
Skil 12V Inflator Review IF5943-00
Skil 12V Inflator Takes the Guesswork Out of Tire Inflation The Skil 12V inflator is a relatively recent addition to […]
Ryobi 18V Cordless Inflator / Deflator Review P731
The Ryobi 18V Cordless Inflator / Deflator recently became part of the ONE+ line. We reviewed the similar Kobalt 120 volt tire […]
Kobalt 120 Volt Tire Inflator Review
Tire inflators have graced store shelves since we can remember. Recently, however, features like digital LCD displays and automatic pressure gauges have […]
Porter-Cable PCC583B 18V High-Pressure/Volume Inflator Preview
Porter-Cable launched a new 18V High-Pressure/High-Volume Inflator (PCC583B) that can also run on 12 Volt DC-power. The inflator is designed to deliver both speed and ease of use at a value customers can appreciate. Porter-Cable’s 18V Cordless High-Pressure/High-Volume Inflator PCC583B is made to allow people who may be, literally, in the middle of nowhere quick and accurate inflation. In a sense, their motto seems to be: “No power? No problem!” Since it’s Porter-Cable, the inflator can be powered from either an 18V Lithium-ion or NiCd battery. But, it can also take power via a 12V DC power source – like a car or truck battery. It does this via the included 10-foot DC power cord which should allow access to all four tires as needed.
