Help me decide on a 110 volt tire inflator

Kobalt model KLDP1 combination unit from Lowes. $50 works on both 110 ac and 12 volt dc and has digital pressure gauge built in.

What pressures are we talking about? "E" rated at 80 psi, "G" rated at 110 psi, or something else? Makes a big difference on what you buy. A compressor rated to 110 psi will take a very long time, if ever, to get your tires to 110 psi. And you won't find a quiet compressor at your price point.

I have a 150 psi Porter Cable that I'm pleased with, but it was neither quiet or $50.

I must be missing something.......

I haven’t had to add any air to my 12 motorhome tires, 6 on my C Class, and 6 on my Class A in years.

Do many people pick up nails or screws in their tires?

Am I just lucky?

Craftsman $55

No idea if it does a jig or waltz...

2oldman wrote:
A used one.

at that price point, X2.

You are asking too much, for the price you want to pay. I bought a more quiet than most, lighter than most (32 lbs), very nice 6 gal pancake compressor, with quality gauges and fittings. No, it does not move when running. You'll need to add another $100 to the $50 though. Most times, you get what you pay for.

Jerry

A used one.

Porter Cable pancake compressor. Less than a hundred dollars. More than your 50, but worth way more than what you will get for 50 bucks