DEWALT18V XR Inflator- Tool only, DCC018N-XJ

Wish I got this years ago, and great tool.- Going cordless is a game changer; makes inflating bikes, lawnmowers, wheelbarrows, trailers etc. very convienent as against a 12V inflator which needs to be plugged into the car.- Using with a 5MaH battery, it goes forever and ever. Excellent battery life- High flow function and hose is very handy for camping airbeds, and child's inflatables. Half the campsite we were at recently were wondering if they could borrow it, and all were equally impressed by it.- Very accurate, I can confirm that this inflator is very accurate. Unlike my previous corded Ring branded tyre inflator, when I set this to 230 KPA, my tyre pressure is 230KPA. This is confirmed the car's own TMPS system, and also my Jako tyre pressure gauge which is well regarded as being a very accurate tool.- Well built, solid unit. Well designed also. Carry handle is ergonomic, and cable management and onboard storage for the various bits and bobs is top notch. Not that it matters, but it's a good looking tool also!The only negative point I could say is that it does not remember your usual tyre pressure, so you have to set the pressure each time. Not a big deal and adjusting the pressure is just a quick spin of the wheel. That said, it would be nice it it remembered your usual tyre pressure setting.

It looks robust and, it is robust. I like the screw connecting for tyres rather than the “press and flip the lever” type, it made connections so simple. The displays are very easy to read and once you have waded through the multi language handbook the instructions are very easy to use. All four tyres needed air. The battery started fully charged and used about half the charge available. I have used a Michelin before, this is a step up in quality, speed and ease of use.

Great quality product the kids do loads of off road motorbike suff and they take this everywhere with them in case of emergencies. Very quickly inflates the tyres or whatever they need it for. Small and compact so fits anywhere. You can use the bigger battery on it so it lasts ages.

Love it, thank god i eventually bought one, works a treat, doesnt kill batteries, saves using foot pumps and paying at forecourts for un-accurate sessions, yes its a tad loud, but its fine, very well made, the speed it blows tyres up is great, usual dewalt design and great value for money, design is good and it is super accurate, within +- .1 of the psi chosen, happy customer

Great Little Compressor, easily powerful enough for car and van tyres. Not too bulky. Really useful that you can set the target pressure and push the play button. Well built, a quality tool as you would expect from De-Walt.

The best inflator after many previous poor performers. Works really well. It is a shame the pressure readings only show bar rather than PSi but can live without that. Worth buying.

OK, it's expensive. Especially as it comes without a battery. But if you're buying this you've probably already invested in a DeWalt cordles setup and will have compatible batteries.It's well constructed, with clear controls and a easy to read display. Plug a battery in, turn it on and you're good to go. Change the units from BAR to KPa to PSI by pressing both buttons and rotating the dial. Rotate the dial to set the target pressure and press the start button.The compressor will whirr into life with a level of gusto that's at least in part determined by the target pressure you've set. It comes with both high pressure and high-volume hoses and adapters so it's good for all sorts of tyres as well as airbeds, inflatable toys, footballs etc.It made short work of reinflating an old wheelbarrow wheel (schrader valve) and mountain bike wheels (Presta valves). There's a needle adapter too for footballs.It supports 3 power sources, DeWalt XR 18v battery pack, cigar lighter and 240v mains. It only comes with the cigar lighter adapter though. Battery pack is the easiest, cigar lighter maybe the most convenient if you're out and about. Mains is the least likely - especially as you'll need to source your own power cable for it.If I've one gripe it's that the adapters are held on an exposed end of the compressor so the MIGHT get lost, although they're held in place pretty firmly.Theres even an LED torch you can turn on if you're wandering by the roadside at night trying to inflate your tyre...All in all a great if significantly expensive piece of kit.