Ring Automotive - RTC6000 Cordless 4-in-1 Tyre Inflator with Air Pump, Quick Set Auto Stop, Large Digital Screen, Power Bank, LED Light, Valve Caps, Latex Gloves and Storage Case, Grey

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For more precision, this battery-powered cordless inflator allows you to set your target pressure and when the target is hit, it will automatically cut out. A multi-functional tool, it comes equipped with a number of extra adapters so it can pump up sports balls and blow up beds. If you're a keen cyclist, this versatile electric bike pump could be all you need for your bike and your car tyres - as well as working well for inflating balls and children's inflatables.

Powered tyre inflators are an essential piece of maintenance equipment for any driver, helping car owners inflate or deflate the tyres on their car with ease. The Halfords model was one of the most compact devices we tested, meaning that it doesn’t take up precious boot space. However, it doesn’t come with a case, like the admittedly pricier Ring RTC1000, meaning that it’s vulnerable to getting scuffed by other things that you put into your boot. This comes with a variety of adapters, as there is the ability to pump up mattresses too, but that isn't something I'll do, as our ki ds will use it when they go camping this summer. Read full review Compact for easy storage under bike seats, in panniers or in the glove compartment, the RTC2000 includes a 2 piece adaptor kit for other inflatables, as well as a storage case.A digital autostop feature, with 4 programmable pressure settings, automatically stops the inflation process once the desired pressue is reached meaning you don't need to worry about over inflation. This Ring is the lightest (0.7kg) and most compact unit here, ideal for a glovebox. We like the tough textile case with a flap that allows it to be plugged into the charge cable or 12V port. The display shows battery state and target pressure, usefully storing up to four pressures. The max pressure comes in high at 100psi and it’s worth noting there isn’t an auto switch off feature, so be sure to stop manually when you’ve reached the correct pressure.

Plus, it can be used to deflate tyres if needed and to ensure the pressure on your car tyres is exactly right.Ring Automotive offers a wide range of tyre care products, including tyre inflators, tyre gauges, and foot pumps.

It doesn’t look quite as snazzy as some of the others, thanks to the fact that it’s adorned in a cheap-looking silver plastic, but after all, you’re squatting on the ground with grease on your hands — elegance is already out of the window. This comes with a variety of adapters, as there is the ability to pump up mattresses too, but that isn't something I'll do, as our kids will use it when they go camping this summer. Read lessLike most of the other inflators, it comes with three attachments so that you can inflate footballs, bouncy castles and whatever else your heart desires.

Cordless tyre inflator, ideal for camping and road trips. The RTC6000 digital tyre inflator can inflate a tyre in just two minutes. Comes with air compressor setting for tyres, and air pump setting for air beds. Can inflate a single airbed in just two minutes. You’ve got to love the AA. The trustworthy British motoring association has been around in 1905, three years before the Ford Model T first hit the tarmac. The RTC2000 is ideal for motorbikes, scooters and bicycles; and can inflate a bike tyre from flat in under 2 mins or top up a car tyre (25-35psi) in under 3 minutes.Plus, the Makita inflator features a memory function, which logs the pressure set from the previous time you used it. The Ring beats the others on all counts to score an emphatic win. The Makita and Sealey impress, but the potential extra cost of a charger and battery must be considered.