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DeWALT 20V Max Corded/Cordless Air Inflator w/ LED Light (Tool Only Expired
$104.85
$149.00
+ Free Shipping
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:
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
- DeWALT 20V Max Lithium Ion Corded/Cordless Air Inflator
- High Pressure Tapered Nozzle
- Presta Valve Adapter
- 12V DC Power Cord
- Inflator Needle
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Edited August 12, 2023
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https://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DCC...B07H39S9J
I realize this was as low as $99 a couple weeks ago, but I tried to put it in my cart then.....and they bumped the price back to $137 by the time it got into my cart. I have been watching it over the recent past and $104.90 seems to be a pretty good price for this.
I realize this was as low as $99 a couple weeks ago, but I tried to put it in my cart then.....and they bumped the price back to $137 by the time it got into my cart. I have been watching it over the recent past and $104.90 seems to be a pretty good price for this.
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 12/07/23 |  Home Depot | $80.52 |
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 11/27/23 |  Amazon | $99 |
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| 08/21/23 | Amazon | $105.54 |
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| 07/27/23 | Amazon | $99 frontpage |
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 07/12/23 | Amazon | $100.70 |
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 06/15/23 | Amazon | $104.25 frontpage |
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| 06/08/23 | Amazon | $103.27 |
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| 06/07/23 | Amazon | $104.04 |
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| 04/14/23 | Amazon | $105 frontpage |
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| 01/13/23 | Amazon | $102.13 |
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 12/27/22 | Amazon | $101.84 popular |
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| 01/11/22 | Amazon | $104.99 |
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/2/2024, 07:39 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
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| Amazon | $118.53 |
 Lowe's | $139 |
 Ace Hardware | $139 |
| Product Name: | DEWALT 20V MAX Tire Inflator, Compact and Portable, Automatic Shut Off, LED Light, Bare Tool Only (DCC020IB) |
| Manufacturer: | DEWALT |
| Model Number: | DCC020IB |
| Product SKU: | B07H39S9JQ |
| UPC: | 885911532143 |
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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
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
Do you store them in the vehicles? How do the batteries hold up in the constant heat?
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Good question. I plan to store mine in my house, (where I keep the Dewalt charger) and just use it when needed. I do keep a cheapie in my car trunk that I got off of Amazon a few years ago that just works off of the 12V plug. I live in fairly warm climate and was not sure either how the lithium batteries would hold up in the heat, but my flashlights that I keep in my car trunk with small lithium batteries (CR123) seem to do ok, with the batteries lasting years. I also am not sure at the cost of these batteries, whether I would want to tie one up all of the time for leaving it in the trunk. I may store it in my car trunk without a battery…….since it reportedly works very well off of the 12V cord/plug and may just bring a battery when I am planning to use the inflator.
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