Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, UDoIt Reviews the Ryobi Tire Inflator PCL001B. I purchased this for the portability. It was a significant effort to unwind my 100ft air hose to reach the tractor in my backyard and then wrap it back up again. Now, I can grab my Ryobi Tire Inflator and pump up my tires. Alternatively, I could drive my tractor to my garage where I have my compressor hose reel. But, doing this on flat tires can break the tire seal. I know because I have done this. And it is not fun setting the seal again.
This tool is one of many manufactured by Ryobi that are compatible with the Ryobi ONE+ batteries. I love its portability and the ability to swap batteries compared to the tire inflators made by other manufacturers with built-in batteries.
The inflator is easy to use as I demonstrated in the video. Install the battery, press the power button, and set your pressure using the + and - buttons. I adjusted the pressure set-point for my front tires to 20PSI. And, the pressure was set to 16PS for the rear tires. The tire inflator nozzle quickly connects to the Schrader valve and locks in place with the lever. And the inflator takes over once you press the start button. By the way, the start button can also be pressed again to stop it.
I already own the Ryobi caulk gun, which came with two batteries, and a charger. So, it made sense for me to purchase this. But, even if you do not own any Ryobi ONE+ products, this is a great buy with the additional purchase of a charger and battery.
The Ryobi Tire Inflator PCL001B is available here: amzn.to/3BbLQao
To learn more about this product as well as other products visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/udoit-reviews-ryobi-tire-inflator-demonstration
UDoIt Reviews - Ryobi Tire Inflator PCL001B Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing Ryobi Tire Inflator
0:47 Setting the Pressure Setpoint
1:09 Using the Tire Inflator on my Lawn Tractor Tires
2:37 Timed test to inflate to 20PSI
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Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved. No Cheese Records® is a Registered Trademark of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
In this video, UDoIt Reviews the Ryobi Tire Inflator PCL001B. I purchased this for the portability. It was a significant effort to unwind my 100ft air hose to reach the tractor in my backyard and then wrap it back up again. Now, I can grab my Ryobi Tire Inflator and pump up my tires. Alternatively, I could drive my tractor to my garage where I have my compressor hose reel. But, doing this on flat tires can break the tire seal. I know because I have done this. And it is not fun setting the seal again.
This tool is one of many manufactured by Ryobi that are compatible with the Ryobi ONE+ batteries. I love its portability and the ability to swap batteries compared to the tire inflators made by other manufacturers with built-in batteries.
The inflator is easy to use as I demonstrated in the video. Install the battery, press the power button, and set your pressure using the + and - buttons. I adjusted the pressure set-point for my front tires to 20PSI. And, the pressure was set to 16PS for the rear tires. The tire inflator nozzle quickly connects to the Schrader valve and locks in place with the lever. And the inflator takes over once you press the start button. By the way, the start button can also be pressed again to stop it.
I already own the Ryobi caulk gun, which came with two batteries, and a charger. So, it made sense for me to purchase this. But, even if you do not own any Ryobi ONE+ products, this is a great buy with the additional purchase of a charger and battery.
The Ryobi Tire Inflator PCL001B is available here: amzn.to/3BbLQao
To learn more about this product as well as other products visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/udoit-reviews-ryobi-tire-inflator-demonstration
UDoIt Reviews - Ryobi Tire Inflator PCL001B Video Chapters
0:00 Unboxing Ryobi Tire Inflator
0:47 Setting the Pressure Setpoint
1:09 Using the Tire Inflator on my Lawn Tractor Tires
2:37 Timed test to inflate to 20PSI
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved. No Cheese Records® is a Registered Trademark of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
