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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / November 2004Good 110v tire inflator
I am very tired of the cheapo "tire inflators" that are extremely slow and built like toys and need 12V, or, even worse, are "rechargeable". What I would like to buy is a -- 110v inflator -- it should not weigh more than 20 lbs -- It should have a shutoff that stops it when it reaches settable pressure It may be that I need something like a "tankless air compressor", but I want one with an automatic shutoff feature for tire inflation. I could spend up to $100 for it. Any suggestions?  SignatureRunning Log: http://igor.chudov.com/weightloss/exercise.txt I just got my Craftsman Club flyer yesterday and thereare a couple an air compressors there that look quite portable. Looks like Sears part number #15239. Says it does 150 psi with pressure regulator on a 1.5 gallon tank. The sale price is $89.99 Another one there is 120v and weighs 11 lbs , no info on pressure or volume but is $79.99. Part number #15236. There's my 2 cents worth. If Sears have them, then others should. >I am very tired of the cheapo "tire inflators" that are extremely slow > and built like toys and need 12V, or, even worse, are [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Any suggestions? > I just got my Craftsman Club flyer yesterday and thereare a couple an air > compressors there that look quite portable. > Looks like Sears part number #15239. Says it does 150 psi with pressure > regulator on a 1.5 gallon tank. The sale price is $89.99 How do I get a sale price? Is it available at Sears stores? The price I see on the website is $119. > Another one there is 120v and weighs 11 lbs , no info on pressure or volume > but is $79.99. Part number #15236. There's my 2 cents worth. > If Sears have them, then others should. Thanks! i >>I am very tired of the cheapo "tire inflators" that are extremely slow >> and built like toys and need 12V, or, even worse, are [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> >> Any suggestions? >> I just got my Craftsman Club flyer yesterday and thereare a couple an air >> compressors there that look quite portable. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >i usually you can go to the sears.com site and hit "weekly ads" or whatever... they ask you zip code and show you the local ads.. >>> I just got my Craftsman Club flyer yesterday and thereare a couple an >>> air [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > whatever... > they ask you zip code and show you the local ads.. If you just want to inflate tires, Pep Boys has a small 120 Volt Coleman compressor for $39.95. Looks like the Sears unit, but a bit smaller. Comes with the hose and air chuck. Al >>>> I just got my Craftsman Club flyer yesterday and thereare a couple an >>>> air [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > compressor for $39.95. Looks like the Sears unit, but a bit smaller. Comes > with the hose and air chuck. Does it feel like a chinese made toy? I had enough of that stuff fall apart. I would not mind paying say $100, if I was to get a good quality unit that would last forever. i >> I just got my Craftsman Club flyer yesterday and thereare a couple an air >> compressors there that look quite portable. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > How do I get a sale price? Is it available at Sears stores? The price > I see on the website is $119. Sorry I didn't explain the prices. Sears has a "Craftsman Club" you just sign up for and then they send out these flyers that have these specials for a couple weeks only for card carrying members. If you like Craftsman tools, and I do, then you can get some pretty good deals from the Club sales flyer. I didn't think I would want to belong to a club that would have me for a member (Groucho Marx) but I have saved some $ belonging to the club. I bought a much larger air compressor from them and saved about $50. I think they give you an instant discount the day you sign up. I can't vouch for the size of compressor you are looking for but I understand your feelings about the crappy ones you refer to. I have a couple and hate them. Pure junk. >> Another one there is 120v and weighs 11 lbs , no info on pressure or >> volume [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>> >>> Any suggestions? Try www.chpower.com - this is Campbell Hausfield. They offer both 12v & 120v tire inflators. I bought the 120v & it has been a dream - much more power - and a lot cheaper than Sears. Good Luck! |
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