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Your cart is empty.Part of the one+ system of cordless tools for the home and garden, the Ryobi R18PI-0 high-pressure (150Psi/10.3bar) tyre Inflator can rapidly inflate car tyres to 32Psi in under 2 minutes. Low pressure tyres mean increased road friction which can cause tyres to Overheat and lead to premature wear and tear. This can be potentially dangerous as braking times can be affected. Drive safely with this portable inflator that can sit neatly in your car and always be on hand to quickly add pressure. Featuring an easy-to-view pressure gauge for quick tyre assessment and a flexible and generous 50cm (20”) Hose to add the pressure. The complete kit includes thumb lock tyre Valve and presto value, Plus sports ball needle and high-pressure tapered nozzle for a variety of extra inflating applications including bike tyres, blow-up mattresses and sports equipment. All one+ products come with a 3-year warranty for quality assurance.
Ian Raymond
Reviewed in France on July 4, 2025
Brilliant, love it. It is not particularly powerful but then it is hand held. Can use it to pump up anything to 10 bar, but also to clean things with compressed air. Perfect for cleaning my chainsaw..... anyway, it was just what I was looking for.
Rick H.
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2025
This inflator works ok, if you like having to continuously hold the trigger while using it. The pressure guage reads a couple pounds off working with car tires. No where near as easy to use as inflators with an automatic shut-off feature that might run $30 - $40 today, either. I got mine a few years ago, paid $24.95, nowhere close to the $118+ asking price now. If you like burning cash, there are more enjoyable ways to do it.
glrverone
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025
Seems cheap. I bought it because I have other ryobi tools. This tool seems light weight and unlikely to last.
Wilhelm Scheuermann
Reviewed in Germany on June 21, 2025
Schnell und zuverlässig, praktikabel im Einsatz.
Atllover
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025
I found that this particular tool had a PSI meter on the back of it. I think I bought this sometime after 2016 and I didn't pay $129 for it that's for sure. Anyway it still works today and I have a case for it. However, the meter that lets you know how much psi you have in your tires is grossly inaccurate. If it says it has 30 PSI that means it actually has 20. But it still works. It was my first Ryobi tool. I bought it so my father wouldn't have to go to the gas station to pump up his tires.
Debbie Ray
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2025
So easy to use.
D. Webster
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025
This is a replacement. The first one died after little use.
Joyce Kelley
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025
My husband loves this tire inflater but our last one was digital 2hich he liked better. This was works well but has a dial reader.
giancarlo
Reviewed in Italy on May 8, 2025
E DA MOLTO CHE CE LO E VA BENISSIMO
Jon
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
I bought one from home depot years ago for $20 since I had a few ryobi batteries and tools. Idk how it’s $120+ now. It really helps to have one. It’s flexible enough to get through spoked motorcycle wheels and powerful enough to fill a full sized Silverado tire to 35 ft lbs.
D. Maxwell
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 20, 2025
Purchased for my husband and he loves the ease of the batteries and chargers all fitting the same brand of tools he has. The brand is worth every penny but maybe they are not the cheapest but cheap tools are sometimes never the answer.
The Urban Yogi
Reviewed in Australia on April 21, 2025
Only recently got it so can't comment on the durability but so far it has worked very well. Strong pump - not like a lot of small portable ones. This one pumps car and motorbike tires easily and effortlessly. It is very simple - like the pump at the petrol stations - it has a dial that shows air pressure in PSI and BAR. Many people commented that it is noisy. I found the noise level is normal for a pump - not more noisy than the pump at petrol station. It is a pump after all and it has to make noise. It looks sturdy and I feel it is going to be reliable and durable. It is easy to use - same as that at the petrol station.The measurement is slightly below below the true air pressure reading, so I'd simply pump a little bit more than what it reads on the pressure gauge. Overall, very glad I purchased it.
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