Can Anyone Recommend a Mains / 12v Tyre Inflator, Please? (2 Viewers)

[HKF]

Hi everyone

As above, please, but preferably on Amazon UK. I need one to use at home, for the MH and our ride on mower.

Thank you

 

[Figaro]

You seem to have two threads running with the same question

 

[HKF]

You seem to have two threads running with the same question

No, they're two different questions. This one's for a tyre inflator and the other one is for an extension lead

 

[Figaro]

How do you know you'll need an extension lead if you haven't got the inflator yet ?
They usually come with a decent length lead to reach all four corners

 

[HKF]

How do you know you'll need an extension lead if you haven't got the inflator yet ?
They usually come with a decent length lead to reach all four corners

I already have a 12v inflator but also need a mains/12v one, too

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[The Coops]

Ryobi are doing one of their deals at the moment, tyre inflation kit and battery for £99 does the lot £80 off usual price

 

[HKF]

Ryobi are doing one of their deals at the moment, tyre inflation kit and battery for £99 does the lot £80 off usual price

It says;

"...this inflator offers up to 150PSI/10.34BAR of pressure...
...Using a 2.0Ah battery (included), the Ryobi R18MI-1C20GL inflates up to 11 double air mattresses or 41 bicycle tyres up to 65 psi on a single charge. This is a starter kit - battery and charger are included."

Will this be ok for MH tyres, please? It doesn't mention them, specifically. Also, will it do 4 MH tyres, if needed, without the battery running out, please? Thank you

 

[The Coops]

At 150 psi more than suitable! Motorhome tyres from around 55 to 80 psi

 

[Carpmart]

It says;

"...this inflator offers up to 150PSI/10.34BAR of pressure...
...Using a 2.0Ah battery (included), the Ryobi R18MI-1C20GL inflates up to 11 double air mattresses or 41 bicycle tyres up to 65 psi on a single charge. This is a starter kit - battery and charger are included."

Will this be ok for MH tyres, please? It doesn't mention them, specifically. Also, will it do 4 MH tyres, if needed, without the battery running out, please? Thank you

It will be fine. You will be ‘topping up’ and not inflating from nothing (unless you have a complete flat) so you will be putting a few PSI in each tyre, so will not run out of battery in this scenario..

 

[HKF]

At 150 psi more than suitable! Motorhome tyres from around 55 to 80 psi

It will be fine. You will be ‘topping up’ and not inflating from nothing (unless you have a complete flat) so you will be putting a few PSI in each tyre, so will not run out of battery in this scenario..

Fabulous! And, how would I charge the battery if we're not on EHU, please? Is that possible, please?

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[Carpmart]

Fabulous! And, how would I charge the battery if we're not on EHU, please? Is that possible, please?

I would charge it when you are on electric hook up or via your inverter if you have one?

 

[HKF]

I would charge it when you are on electric hook up or via your inverter if you have one?

Hmm, ok. I don't have an inverter in the MH but I do have a small portable one that plugs into a 12v socket. It's for laptops etc. Do you think that would charge it, if necessary, please?

 

[Carpmart]

Hmm, ok. I don't have an inverter in the MH but I do have a small portable one that plugs into a 12v socket. It's for laptops etc. Do you think that would charge it, if necessary, please?

Hiya - just for context, I think you could top up all four tyres by 5psi each at least three or four times with a 2Ah battery on the Ryobi tyre inflator… when you’re on a hook up, or at home, just top up the battery via the mains so you’re ready for another 3-4 top ups whilst travelling.

 

[HKF]

Hiya - just for context, I think you could top up all four tyres by 5psi each at least three or four times with a 2Ah battery on the Ryobi tyre inflator… when you’re on a hook up, or at home, just top up the battery via the mains so you’re ready for another 3-4 top ups whilst travelling.

Thank you SO much! I really, honestly appreciate your help. I'm finally getting to look forward to using our MH after all the disasters we've had and I'm trying to make sure that we mitigate any foreseeable problems, so that I can stay confident and ready for most things that might happen. I know I can't cover them all but, if I can at least feel in control of most of them, I stand a better chance of settling into it and actually enjoying it.....instead of literally sitting on the edge of my seat, waiting for something to go wrong!! xx

 

[Jev88]

Happily does 80psi on the RV and I have their batteries anyway. Also hybrid model is mains too.

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