Amazon has
DeWALT 20V Max Corded/Cordless Air Inflator w/ LED Light (Tool Only, DCC020IB) on sale for
$104.84.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
Tachy for sharing this deal.
Features:
- For use on the jobsite or on the go; easy access during emergencies
- High-pressure inflation mode with automatic shutoff
- Maximum Versatility; corded or cordless
- Convenient onboard accessory storage
- LED light helps to provide illumination
- Digital Gauge; easily adjust desired air pressure
- Three Power Sources: 20V Max Battery, 12V DC or 110V AC
- Compatible w/ any 20V Max Lithium Ion Battery
Includes:- DeWALT 20V Max Lithium Ion Corded/Cordless Air Inflator
- High Pressure Tapered Nozzle
- Presta Valve Adapter
- 12V DC Power Cord
- Inflator Needle
Top Comments
But if you just want a tire inflator (not air pump for rafts, air mattresses etc) there are better choices now depending on what battery system you use. I don't like that roughly 1/2 the unit is for a feature I will probably never use. In other battery systems
The M18 inflator is similar size but heavier duty as a tire inflator. Costs more but often find promos with free battery. It's my new favorite.
I have not tried the M12 inflator.
The Ridgid small inflator is surprisingly good in a small format and for low cost if you have the battery system (around $60 at HD, but never seen with promo batteries as the batteries will be more than that.) Because it's small and I have the Ridgid system already, I usually carry that one in my truck, and a Ridgid light.
I would not bother with the small Ryobi handheld even at under $30 unless you want for just lawn equipment, ATVs etc.
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But if you just want a tire inflator (not air pump for rafts, air mattresses etc) there are better choices now depending on what battery system you use. I don't like that roughly 1/2 the unit is for a feature I will probably never use. In other battery systems
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But if you just want a tire inflator (not air pump for rafts, air mattresses etc) there are better choices now depending on what battery system you use. I don't like that roughly 1/2 the unit is for a feature I will probably never use. In other battery systems
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