MilwaukeeElectric Tools 2475-20 M12 Compact Inflator

I freaking love this machine. It’s small, but mighty! That’s legit, what she said. Super easy to use and works efficiently. You do need a M12 battery to operate this and have to purchase separately. This is worth every penny!

This little compressor is built well and outworks the rest, it’s easy to store and gets the job done quicker than most other compressors and the best part is you can always leave it in your vehicle and just bring a freshly charged battery when you need.

It works great, and I Love the target feature that auto stops at the desired pressure. I adjusted all 4 of my tires on one of the smaller M12 batteries. I do wish it had a pressure release valve. And the bag that it came in was huge. It's a nice bag to carry drills and stuff in, but I would rather have just not bought the bag and gotten the air pump cheaper.

Perfect for small things at home. Great for filling kids balls, bikes, even the tires to our trucks. really happy with the pruchase

My friend broke out his as he helped a person with a low tire (12psi) and inflated it to 35psi with a 2amp battery at 3/4 bars and finished at 2/4 bars. It only took about 8 minutes to top off the tire. Just add on a quick attach adapter and this thing is good to go. I plan to always have it ready during road trips and tailgates.

This inflator does just what I wanted. I have a Chevrolet Bolt, a smaller car but relatively heavy because of the batteries, which specifies 38psi for the tires. I topped them off—they were down 3-4psi—in perhaps 15 to 30 seconds each. I was worried that at 12 volts it would be painfully slow but that wasn't the case at all. If I was regularly inflating large tires from empty I'ld definitely choose a larger inflator or a compressor. For topping off car or small truck this is great.The unit is not quiet, but it isn't painfully loud either. I am very sensitive to loud sounds and though I don't like having my head next to it when it is running, if I move a few feet away to let it fill the tire the noise is not a problem.It is simple to use. The LED shows the tire's current pressure, the target amount you preset to pump the tire up to, and the battery status.The preset target must be reset every time you turn the inflator off. I'ld prefer iif the inflator retained the preset when turned off, but it isn't a big deal. You don't need to turn the inflator off between tires, so you can maintain the preset through all of them. When held down the preset buttons move pretty quickly through 5psi increments. If you stop you can then press the buttons for 1psi steps.The attachment that screws onto the tire stem is not ideal. As others have said in the reviews you lose some air screwing and unscrewing it. I am getting better at minimizing this as my technique improves. I pump a pound or two over to compensate for the air loss. Also, I have a manual pressure gauge which reads a pound or two lower than the Milwaukee inflator. I am not sure which is more accurate, so currently I aim for a middle ground....Regarding battery use, I topped off all four tires today—up 3-4 psi each—and used only one out of four bars on a 2 amp hour battery.

Works great, EATS batteries, have spares and a charger

This inflator is awesome. It is always in my car. Battery does need frequent charging but it’s acceptable. (Not a Milwaukee battery by the way) It has a battery condition meter so I can see what the battery needs. Charges fast. My service company uses them, too. I think you will love it.