🚗 Milton S-504 Analog Tire Inflator with Pressure Gauge, 15" Hose Straight Head Air Chuck (Made In USA) - Optimal Range: 10-160 PSI Review

I didn't dislike anything about the tire inflator. It is very easy to inflate with air that is easily fed to the valve stem, unlike others that are more rigid. I love this tire blower. I would recommend.

I finally bought a good one. After years of spending a lot of money on cheap air cartridges and calibers, I finally bought a great one. I'll never know why I didn't buy this 25 years ago.

This device reminds me of my father. He's damn solid. has a heavy feeling. and will likely survive if used by the Hulk. Pressure values are clear. but back to my father. He worked at a gas station in the 1950s. He probably used this tool. They built things to last. and it's a feeling that you're holding it Excellent stuff.

The quality of this device is excellent and the accuracy of the sensor is also very good. I have been in manufacturing for over 30 years and after looking at this device I can say that it is well designed and made with precision. I will be using this inflator for many years and would recommend it to anyone. My wife and daughter also use it and I get no complaints from them, you can't go wrong with this purchase.

Best tire sensor I have ever had. I used to buy cheap gauges until I changed tires and found they were almost 50psi not 30bar! My cheap gauges were 20psi. You will need a nipple connector for the compressor hose to connect the pressure gauge. Don't forget to seal the threads with teflon tape when you attach the pacifier. I am teaching my daughter how to use it, she knows how to do it, don't worry.

Good material, made in USA. Certainly better than the $18 Chinese made inflator I got from Harbor Freight. The Chinese inflator broke two weeks after use and Harbor Freight refused to take it back. This will be the very last thing I will ever buy in this outfit. I am very happy with the quality of this Milton inflator. The straight end makes it easy to access the valve stems, even when partially blocked by the hub cabin. The built-in gauge is fairly accurate, unlike the Harbor Freight gauge.

Wow, that thing is huge! The size is the only reason I took a star off the perfect 5. I use "big" / 9 size gloves and can barely work effectively with this tool. If you have small hands, be careful. When I was looking for an inflation pump I was confused as to why these single head pumps (from Milton) were more expensive than the "doubles". head ammo? Anyway, this thing flows really well as it outperforms a lot of the "imported" air cartridges we got at the store - we have an 80 gallon air…

I recently uninflated two car tires. I used a cheap dual head pump cartridge. The night before I was about to go on a trip, my tires were a bit low; So I only got more frustrated with the situation. Well what the hell is going on? Suddenly I can't inflate two tires anymore, but the other two get air as normal. It's not something I can just let go of. Was it a tire valve? air compressor? Cartridge? Lots of failed attempts and I only lost air, now the two tires were very soft. It's 9:15 p.m. and…