Ryobi Tire Inflators: Tested Models

This page compiles the hands-on testing we have already published in the individual reviews. It adds no new measurements: every score, spec and figure below comes from the linked review.

Models we have tested

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Ryobi P737D 18V ONE+ Cordless Inflator

4.5

Cordless 18V$49.00 (bare tool)Best cordless

If you already own Ryobi ONE+ batteries, this is the most convenient inflator you can buy: digital preset, no cables, and enough runtime for a full set of tires on one 4.0Ah pack.

Max pressure: 150 PSI
Air flow: 0.57 CFM at 0 PSI
Power: Ryobi 18V ONE+ battery (bare tool, no battery included)
Weight: 3.6 lb (1.63 kg) with a 4.0Ah battery

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Trade-offs we measured across this range

Collected from the cons published in each review above. This describes the models we tested, not the brand’s entire catalogue.

Sold as a bare tool — battery and charger cost extra if you are not already in the ONE+ system
Slower than a battery-clamp 12V compressor on a completely flat tire
Bulkier than a 12V inflator and heavier in the hand at 3.6 lb with a 4.0Ah pack
The 1/4 in hose has no standard quick-release, so aftermarket accessories need an adapter

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