Oh I don't doubt it. For occasional tire top offs, blowing up pool floats and to pump up my dogs favorite ball, the M12 has served me very well. If I was doing multiple top offs a day, or had big offroad tires I'd probably upgrade to the M18.
I mean only if you want your tires to wear evenly, and if you want good fuel economy... and proper handling. I guess it would be nice if the tpms lights would notify you of a problem too... and ya know i don't like my tires heating up due to under inflation. In all seriousness, i always go about 2 to 3 psi over the recommendation, a little over, no but problem, a little under, can be a huge problem.
Depends how you look at it... Snap On doesn't have nearly the same amount of battery powered tools running on the same battery. As a DIY car guy and home owner, I'm happy to sacrifice a couple seconds on inflating tires so I can swap my Milwaukee battery over to tools that Snap On doesn't off and will likely never offer.
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What an excellent review and vid! Just straight to the point with everything! Can we invite you to do a review video on our portable air pump as well?
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I just watched a side by side comparison of the M12 vs M15. The M15 was 3 times as fast
M18 I meant sorry 😞
Oh I don't doubt it. For occasional tire top offs, blowing up pool floats and to pump up my dogs favorite ball, the M12 has served me very well. If I was doing multiple top offs a day, or had big offroad tires I'd probably upgrade to the M18.
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It is like 3 times bigger and uses bigger battery so yeh it should lol but it is way bigger than this m12 version alao
Like 1.5psi is gonna make a difference
It makes a world of a difference on an all wheel drive car that has computers go nuts when they are off by 1psi
Makes a big difference on sports car, stick to your Used 90s Buick smart guy
I mean only if you want your tires to wear evenly, and if you want good fuel economy... and proper handling. I guess it would be nice if the tpms lights would notify you of a problem too... and ya know i don't like my tires heating up due to under inflation.
In all seriousness, i always go about 2 to 3 psi over the recommendation, a little over, no but problem, a little under, can be a huge problem.
Do you even have tires ? Why is it so thin
Car in video is 2023 Subaru WRX 👍
@@TorqueAndTwisted so why does it have like the wrong tires ? If ur racing off road
Deff not better than snap on style lol
Depends how you look at it...
Snap On doesn't have nearly the same amount of battery powered tools running on the same battery. As a DIY car guy and home owner, I'm happy to sacrifice a couple seconds on inflating tires so I can swap my Milwaukee battery over to tools that Snap On doesn't off and will likely never offer.
definitely better lmao
Absolutely better! 💯💯💯