Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator
729/0167£20.00
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About this product
Flat tyre before the school run? This analogue inflator plugs into your 12V socket and sorts it in minutes without the hassle of petrol station pumps. The large gauge gives you a clear pressure reading, and the built-in LED light means you can see what you're doing even in a dark car park. It'll handle car tyres, bike tyres and inflatables thanks to the three adaptors tucked into the unit. The 3m cable winds back into the body along with the 60cm hose, so everything stays tidy in the boot. Push-button operation keeps it simple, and integrated valve storage means you won't lose the caps.
Works straight from your car socket with no batteries to charge. Reaches 100 PSI and inflates a standard tyre in around 4 minutes. The analogue display shows pressure clearly without squinting at tiny digits. Wind-up cable and hose design keeps everything neat between uses. Three adaptors fit cars, bicycles and sports balls. The LED work light illuminates the valve when you're stuck in a poorly lit spot. Valve cap storage built into the unit stops the little bits going missing. Compact enough to live in the boot for whenever you need it.
- 4 minute inflation time.
- Pressure up to 100 PSI.
- 12V car socket operation.
- Length of air hose 0.6 m.
- Work light provided.
- Push button operation.
- Analogue display.
- 3m power cable length.
- Adaptor kit included.
- 3 adaptors included, suitable for bicycle tyres.
- Size H15.2, W22, D10.5cm.
- EAN: 5055175260938.
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4.7
179 reviews
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Recommended this product
Customers Say
Compact, easy-to-use tyre inflator with fast inflation, good value, and useful light feature. Some find it bulky or noisy; a few report issues with valve fitting and cable durability.
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Good quality
Glad i bought it, value for the price
Dippem, 65 or over
Would recommend.
It's great, fast inflation, pressure gauge is easy to see and it's not too big, which means it's easy to carry and fits in small boot of car, works great on tyres.
Lynn
Tyre inflator
Very good does the job
Tyre
Good pump and good value
Had a slow puncher so bought this pump, Good value and works perfectly tbh,, very easy to use. Suitable for any ordinary car tyres.
Noddy, 55 - 64
Excellent item
Used once after purchasing and found it excellent. East to fit on tyre valve, inflated quickly and not as noisy as my last model. The light is an added bonus. Air t ubing wraps up easily and power lead rolls up simply.
Ken, 65 or over
Screw valve was good
It's simple and straightforward
Simple Simon, 65 or over
Good value
Does what it says good value
Andrew, 55 - 64
Tyre inflation
Purchased this to replace my older pump. It’s quite large in comparison. I like the light feature. The machine is quite loud snd vibrates a lot. It pumps at a good rate. The fitting for the valve is a screw on which I like also.
Zaff 101, 65 or over
Works fine
I just bought this and it seems to work fine. It feels quite plasticky and cheaply made but I don’t see why it shouldn’t last well of taken care of
Shanti DIY, 55 - 64
Straightforward
Not as complicated as digital inflators. Simple and straightforward to use with rhe added benefit of a light for night or dark evenings.
Jaybee, 65 or over
Hello Donna
I can advise the following for: Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator.
Yes, the Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator (RTI110 / 729/0167) is designed to operate on a 12V DC system and specifically requires a 10 amp fused 12V plug.
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Hi Annie.
Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator:
The Tyre Inflator does work from a cars 12v cigarette lighter socket.
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Hello There.
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator.
Yes I believe that is from flat.
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Hello Rachel,
The Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator includes 3 adapters for different types of tyre valve, including for presta and shrader type valves.
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Hi, there.
Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator 729/0167
This can inflate tyres up to 100 PSI
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Karen
Hello sleepflower,
I can advise the following for the Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator:
This has a needle valve, a schrader valve and a valve designed to help blow up Boston valve.
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Hello Maz.
Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator:
Yes, it must be plugged into a 12V car socket while in use. It is not cordless, and the 3-metre power cable connects to your vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket.
For longer camper vans, the 3m cable may not reach the rear tyres comfortably. You may need a 12V extension cable to ensure full access.
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Hello There
After contacting our suppliers they have advised for the Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator.
This RTI110 draws a bit under 10 Amps.
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Hi there,
The Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 is and Analogue Tyre Inflator, whereas the Ring ULTRAINFLATE 20 is a Digital Tyre Inflator.
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Hello Rob,
Our supplier has advised that the Ring ULTRAINFLATE 10 Analogue Tyre Inflator is 85dBA.
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