I got mine 3 weeks ago and bought a small nozzle chuck quick connector tip to fill up air than twisting into the tire valve, i am very happy and impressed and i helped out a few people with flat tires
Mine, uhh, did not do this lmao. Opened it up, excited of course. Slapped a 12.0 in it, aired down one of the trailer tires in my garage to 20 psi, set compressor to 35 psi, and 10 minutes later, after starting it over and over 4-5 times, getting maybe 3/4 psi every time, it finally got close to 35 and I boxed it back up to return lmfao. I’m assuming I got a dud, but it’s disappointing as hell. I tried 12.0’s, 8.0’s, 6.0’s, and one of my 5.0’s. Tried it on my wife’s car, my truck, another wheel/tire I had in the garage, same damn thing. Would have rather put the money towards a small generator and a real compressor to keep on my truck.
Yes, sounds like a dud. First one I have heard of but we all know that there has to be one out there. Milwaukee stands behind their products and it sounds like you were well within your return time frame. Thanks for sharing your experience!
@@tonysreviewssince earlier posting I purchased the Milwaukee Inflator and while it works to inflate truck tires to about 40 psi it first takes about 20 miles on the interstate at about 65 mph to get all tires to a common pressure above least deflated tire. Then it may require some deflation or more inflation to get proper cold tire pressure for each tire. As far as my motorcycle tires, which need 22 psi, I can not get it. The Milwaukee will get instead 47 psi and then I have to manually deflate to proper pressure using a digital gauge. The bottom-line is the Milwaukee works nicely but it’s not a quick process.
Of course you know that Amazon is NOT an authorized seller of Milwaukee anything so you better purchase and extended warranty if purchasing and Milwaukee, Dewalt, flex, or Ridgid tools. Just saying
Milwaukee uses serial numbers from their products. I have sent many any over the years and sometimes they were tools that nobody even knew where they came from. Milwaukee uses a formula to determine if the product is within a warranty service time frame. They also are pretty good about repairing items at a low cost if the tool is out of warranty.
Since most inflators are compressor pump types like this, this will beat all the other ones it beats on car tires. High volume low pressure inflators will easily beat it though, probably.
Great video review thank you. I use a high output 8 Ah Milwaukee battery, but these battery types cause the pump to stop and start while inflating. I've seen others mention experiencing this as well.
Well technically thats what it's forz this is meant to have as a backup. I work construction and I have really bad luck with getting flats so this is perfect for me.
That was the main reason I bought mine back in August. Air down to 18 then reinflate to 40 for the drive home. Takes maybe a minute and a half per tire and I'm running 34s, best inflator I've owned
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I bought one a few months ago. Awesome piece of equipment and by far the best portable inflator I have ever owned
I agree. I’m guessing when people find out how easy this is to use it will be a hot item. Thanks for watching Andrew!
milwaukee are great devices
You can also hold the plus button and itll go up faster.
Thanks for that tip!
It will also run as long as you hold the button down while its set to zero. For manual filling.
I would go up and down the neighborhood checking people's tires for them.
It really is that easy to use. You want to help others for sure!
I got mine 3 weeks ago and bought a small nozzle chuck quick connector tip to fill up air than twisting into the tire valve, i am very happy and impressed and i helped out a few people with flat tires
Great tip! I want one!! 😆
if i do baksetball , how to change PSI to be 8? coz the minimum is 10
Set it to 10 and then pull out when you hit 8.
If you hold the start button it lets you just inflate without having to set a pressure
i have an ERR code any ideas how to fix this issue?
Hold the negative and the inflate buttons at the same time. This resets the inflator.
Screen has to be on for this to work.
Love mine.. been using it for several years.
It's the best. I use this more than I would have ever dreamed.
That’s the quickest I’ve ever seen is there one out there even faster?
I don't know but this is the fastest I have seen.
The Makita high pressure 18v is comparable or possibly better
Project Farm does a test on these! Milwaukee wins, btw.
@@curtiszbikowski ✊🏻thanks Curtis
Mine, uhh, did not do this lmao.
Opened it up, excited of course. Slapped a 12.0 in it, aired down one of the trailer tires in my garage to 20 psi, set compressor to 35 psi, and 10 minutes later, after starting it over and over 4-5 times, getting maybe 3/4 psi every time, it finally got close to 35 and I boxed it back up to return lmfao. I’m assuming I got a dud, but it’s disappointing as hell.
I tried 12.0’s, 8.0’s, 6.0’s, and one of my 5.0’s. Tried it on my wife’s car, my truck, another wheel/tire I had in the garage, same damn thing. Would have rather put the money towards a small generator and a real compressor to keep on my truck.
Yes, sounds like a dud. First one I have heard of but we all know that there has to be one out there. Milwaukee stands behind their products and it sounds like you were well within your return time frame.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Why would you put a 12.0 on it? You use that on your impact too? 🤣
So how much air is lost from disconnecting?
My car's sensors don't show any air lost so, it must not be much.
@@tonysreviewssince earlier posting I purchased the Milwaukee Inflator and while it works to inflate truck tires to about 40 psi it first takes about 20 miles on the interstate at about 65 mph to get all tires to a common pressure above least deflated tire. Then it may require some deflation or more inflation to get proper cold tire pressure for each tire. As far as my motorcycle tires, which need 22 psi, I can not get it. The Milwaukee will get instead 47 psi and then I have to manually deflate to proper pressure using a digital gauge. The bottom-line is the Milwaukee works nicely but it’s not a quick process.
Of course you know that Amazon is NOT an authorized seller of Milwaukee anything so you better purchase and extended warranty if purchasing and Milwaukee, Dewalt, flex, or Ridgid tools. Just saying
Milwaukee uses serial numbers from their products. I have sent many any over the years and sometimes they were tools that nobody even knew where they came from. Milwaukee uses a formula to determine if the product is within a warranty service time frame. They also are pretty good about repairing items at a low cost if the tool is out of warranty.
Does it come with the battery?
No its doesn't. Thanks for watching.
@@tonysreviews can you use it without the battery? Thank u for responding.
@@bpavilion8994mate. Its a cordless unit. How do you expect to use it with no battery. My god
@@D5DRIFT LOLOL What’s wrong with folks?
@@D5DRIFT Some brands come with a plug in cord also. My God
How do you set it to 4 psi for off road trials bikes
It cannot be set lower than 10 psi , he didn't say that in the video but I know cos I have one
Thanks for the info!
Which Milwaukee M18 battery do you recommend?
5.0
I recently got a high output 9.0 and it seems to last for but yes the 5.0 is what I am using in the video.
If i buy this milwaukee tire inflator, can i get away with not having to buy a tanked air compressor? I own 3 cars and a 1500 pickup truck.
If you are just using it for tire inflations yes.
@tonysreviews yes that is it. I never have any construction projects
I'd like to see someone test one of these on an air mattress or large pool inflatable or kayak or something
Dude it fills up semi tires 100 psi under 6 minutes a must have
Since most inflators are compressor pump types like this, this will beat all the other ones it beats on car tires. High volume low pressure inflators will easily beat it though, probably.
Great video review thank you. I use a high output 8 Ah Milwaukee battery, but these battery types cause the pump to stop and start while inflating. I've seen others mention experiencing this as well.
Thanks for your input. 👍🏼
This could be normal it works up to the pressure slowly, (by turning on and off) when it gets close to the target pressure
It advertises a 3 second pause for the tire pressure to stabilize.. JFC, read and research before bitching out of ignorance
Good review. Thanks. That thing filled that bike tire as fast as a compressor.
Yes it does! Thanks for watching!
Bro farted at 0:06 🤣
And that folks, was the Easter egg. 😁
Love it, but terrible in cold weather
I've never used mine in cold weather. Good to know.
00:18 "Video screen"??? LCD display.
I was like 25psi for a pool donut??? 😂😂😂
Looks slow as hell... don't got time for that
Might be useful if your far away from your compressor...
Do you count the time it takes for your compressor to fill its tank?
Well technically thats what it's forz this is meant to have as a backup. I work construction and I have really bad luck with getting flats so this is perfect for me.
That would be great to take with you 4wheeling
I agree Mike! So many ways to use this handy little inflator.
i have the m12 version. very compact and does the job
That was the main reason I bought mine back in August. Air down to 18 then reinflate to 40 for the drive home. Takes maybe a minute and a half per tire and I'm running 34s, best inflator I've owned
Best investment I've made.😂
Right on!
Your tires didn't go boom lol
Nope! LOL 😂
Дякую за відео. Отримав багато цікавої інформації. Україна UA.
Thank you friend!
F in expensive!
Quality comes with price
Only $200.
Do a BALL
I will. Thanks for watching.