Owning a vehicle can be daunting at times. There are lots of little things that must be done and maintained in order to extend the life of your car or truck. Many of these things will show up on your dashboard with little lights that reference what your car needs. Today we will look at your tires and more specifically how to maintain the correct air pressure for everyday driving.

Don’t Ignore This Light!

For those of us that live in colder weather states, we are all too familiar with this light on our dashboard. The first cold stretch of the year usually finds people lined up at gas stations to use the air compressors. But with vehicle care and maintenance it is important to have a compressor available at all times. A good start is having a compressor at your home so that you can do the service there. But in these times of constant travel and not knowing when you might need one I have the perfect solution for not only your tires but an everyday application for your life and kits.

RYOBI ONE+ 18V INFLATOR/DEFLATOR

The Ryobi 18V Inflator/Deflator is here to save the day. This compact device is perfect for storing in your car or truck and keeps your tires full even on the coldest days. The screen helps you set the correct PSI for your tires and then it’s as simple as twisting on the hose, hitting start, and letting it do its thing.

With the ONE+ battery system, you can easily swap out any of your 18V batteries and continue blowing things up.

The benefits of this device don’t stop with car tires. No longer do we need to lug our inflatables up to the garage or shed to access a bulky compressor. With the large volume hose, you can blow up anything from your kids’ flotation devices to a blowup mattress for the inlaws.

Inflator In Action

It’s one thing to read about something and trust it. But seeing it in action really helps sell what you are getting.

The video below shows you step-by-step instructions on how to utilize your Ryobi Inflator/Deflator in a crucial part of vehicle maintenance.

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