Milton S-699 1/4" Air Chuck with Single Head Review

I always trust a Wilton product to work. I will never buy another foreign brand that rarely works properly. I've never had any problems with this brand.

My father has a Port Freight inflator. Obviously that does what you'd expect, but his air cartridge hasn't been sealed to the valve stem that long. top notch and works like an air liner a MUST 👍

The air cartridge does not leak even after a fall. Passed down by my father was a Milton air cartridge (probably made in the 1960's) that has leaked, replaced the rubber seal and is working like new. Spend pennies and buy a Milton made in the USA.

Nothing beats quality Made in the USA. Tired of buying the only thing in the store so it doesn't work or break and buy again. After looking at the stamp on the inner tube at the tire shop, I found Milton. Everything I buy from this brand is perfect. Thanks MITON!

For years I struggled with junk cartridges from Harbor Freight and other companies until I bought one. Since then I have bought several more. I can't understand why it's so hard to make a good article out of something as simple as a tire clip, but Milton figured it out.

I needed to replace a chuck that was at least 30 years old and my first thought was that I would probably have to settle for cheap junk. Not so. This is a quality piece made from solid zinc and brass. It's worth the cost. Made in the USA. It works great letting air in motorcycle tires that can handle tricky corners better than ever and not leak.

Once you buy a Milton air hose fitting you will never go back to those Chinese fakes that leak air and don't fit properly on the valve stem. Forget it. I ended up trying to save a few euros. After discovering that I might actually have a leaking faucet, I replaced all of my Autozone crap with Milton stuff. It was the happiest day of my life! :)

The biggest problem with buying a regular air chuck is that most of them don't hook well, ie. Don't push the schrader valve in the stock to let air through and you have to wiggle/pump them to see if you have any luck - very frustrating if any. This Milton air chuck is well designed and easily snaps into the stem, allowing airflow with zero slack.

I've had the exact same Milton S-699 air chuck on a compressor air hose at a shop for years. It worked great for my needs so I wanted a second one for my portable air tank hose which I seem to use a lot these days to inflate low air car and truck tires. The new Milton cartridge appears to be identical to the old one in terms of materials so hopefully it will be the last one too.