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Old 12-11-2023, 01:09 PM
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I have the Milwaukee 12v and 18v. The 12v is fine for bicycles and such but struggles on a car size tire other than a pound or two maybe. Also, it seems it would be easy to exceed the duty cycle when using on a car/pickup sized tire.
18v is a dream and is what I would recommend.
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Milwaukee M18, plus (2) batteries and charger ordered. Plan would be to toss in the frunk (or my Bronco) when traveling and drastic temperature changes are forecasted. Thanks for everyone's tips!

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For my 981 & 991.2, I use the one that came with my car (stored in front of the battery). They work great and auto shutoff at the desired pressure!

I assume, (not good to do), that my 992.1 on order will come with one also....?
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I got the AntiGravity XP-15 which is both a jump starter and air pump. Air pump works decently and was able to inflate 3 cars to proper tire pressures for winter on a single charge.

https://antigravitybatteries.com/pro...-starts/xp-15/
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I bought one on Amazon (or maybe it was Walmart) and wrapped it up. I will get to test it on Christmas morning.
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Originally Posted by Quadcammer
Dewalt cordless also excellent. Just depends what battery family you have.

Viair are popular for compressors that must be hooked up to the car battery
Dewalt, too, I love it. Portable/battery is the way to go. No hoses or cords to drag around.
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AstroAI Air Compressor Tire...
Amazon Amazon

simple to use and very small
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Originally Posted by Patriot
Milwaukee M18, plus (2) batteries and charger ordered. Plan would be to toss in the frunk (or my Bronco) when traveling and drastic temperature changes are forecasted. Thanks for everyone's tips!
Great choice. Love the Milwaukee unit. Screw on connector, set tire pressure and it does the job. Very cool unit.
Old 12-11-2023, 07:41 PM
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I usually go to Costco and use there machine every now and then.
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Originally Posted by 992gts
AstroAI Air Compressor Tire... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QR4Q42L...p_mob_ap_share

simple to use and very small
got this myself recently and it’s awesome
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Makita DMP 181 / 18v works great here !



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