DEWALT Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor 20V MAX, Car Air Pump with Automatic Shut Off, LED Light, Tool Only (DCC020IB)

A bit pricy, but it works flawlessly and has a quality feel overall. Easy to set pressure, and as they say it shuts off when desired amount is reached. Power is good. Inflates motorcycle tires in seconds, cars in minutes. Makes tire pressure periodic adjustments an easy task. Good run time on even 2 amp batteries. For off road use where we may need to "air up" after airing down for sand etc, we take 4 and 6 amp dewalt batteries. Not cheap, but it provides a reliable way to get the job done.

I love this thing. Works like a champ, easy to use, and the multiple ways to power it make it super versatile. This was an upgrade from a small cheap unit I carried in my vehicle for years - essentially for tire emergencies and inflating my SUP when I didn’t want to use the hand pump. While this one took its place, it is often my go-to for quick jobs at home. Yea- it takes a bit longer than using the real-deal air compressor, but you can set it and walk away and it stops when it’s done. Way easier than moving the vehicle or fiddling with long cords when you just need a tire topped off across the yard. Also- works great on truck tires (that was a main concern I had when shopping for a new unit). I highly recommend!!! The only reason I would get something else is if you wanted the version that has the air + jump box. This one is air only.

This is a bit overdue, I've had this product for a while, just haven't put it to use. I purchased this 8 months ago, acquired the case for this through Vine. Both very fine products. I was able to write up the case on Vine, mainly because the case got put to immediate use and showed usefulness for storage, ability to lock, and keep this piece of equipment safe in the locked trunk of my pickup. However, this hadn't found a use yet. Put to use today out of laziness of driving to the gas station and paying for air. A bit of cold weather and my tire pressure check set off, it was time to actually put air directly, since the last time was oil change at the dealer that rotated and topped off the tires. A couple quirky things, but more common sense. No rules or instructions, but playing around a bit, they kind of make sense. I noted some of the write-ups here about the "portability" factor, yet this doesn't come with a battery. However, I specifically bought this without the battery in mind, since it came with a cigarette lighter plug. The quirks...your engine must be running, not just power on. This uses a lot of power and the engine gives it that umph needed. Without the engine on, start this and it immediately shuts off. And, though this is small, once you set it up, the psi needed to inflate, it must sit upright on the ground to work. Tipping, tilting, or laying sideways, the compressor doesn't work and it shuts off immediately. And it slightly over inflates. It's not much, .3 psi over my setting, but the air nozzle screws into the tire nozzle, shows the pressure of your tire, then you set your needed psi, press start and leave it. Unscrewing to release, you lose a little bit of air, enough to leave you exactly what you wanted in your tire. All 4 of my tires were low, oddly, all even, as my initial tire gauge light didn't come on as the balance was even on the truck. When the light did come on, one tire was lower than the other 3, glad it did to check. So, starting at 30psi, to inflate to 44psi, I set the gauge. No instructions, but when you power on, it is set to inflate tires. Rotate the "clock" dial and you will see psi go up. You can connect to your tire first, and it will show you the pressure, or set the psi then connect your tire. Press the start button in the middle of the dial once psi is set and connected. Quick work moving from tire to the next, it didn't power off, kept the psi set, just had to connect to the next tire and press start. Overall, it did take some time. This is not quick inflate, like gas station top off, I think it took me 30 something minutes for all 4 tires, minus the playing around with power settings. The cord, from the cigarette plug in out my window to the tire, is long. Plenty of length for pickup trucks, though this may be stretching if you are inflating tires to connected trailer. The hose from the compressor to your tire will fit most sized tires, it looks. I had this set a few inches away from the tire, however, if I put this right next to the tire, I still had room to move to extend the hose to the top of the tire to inflate. If all else fails, you can set this on a brick, stool, as long as it sits upright on its legs during inflate. This is loud. Sounds like a mower next door, only without running over junk as it's moving along. And for 30 minutes plus of continued use, my truck heated up faster than this. The cord itself was hot when I removed it to curl up and place inside the compressor's storage area, but the compressor itself still felt cold. Note, not the cord, but the cigarette plug was hot, not the rest of the cord. If you are looking to save money from inflating tires at the gas station, this is not it. At least, if you get by on $3 per gas station visit, you have many uses on this before you hit even. There is no value here. However, traveling, emergency use, camping, piece of mind if you have to patch and inflate, or end up nowhere near a gas station, this is what it is designed for. Works perfectly. It is worth every penny spent, and with the case keeping it from weathering in storage, it is a perfect combination. I highly suggest both. I ended up using first time out of laziness of driving to a gas station to inflate my tires. However, this gave me an opportunity to put this to the test, and I'm very happy with this product. It works well, albeit a bit slow, and the piece of mind that I have this on me if needed.

I have been using cheap battery-powered inflators for may years and finally got this one! Works super well compared to others, fairly high speed, set poundage and stops pumping automatically. Typical high DeWalt quality. Minor gripe: The automatic shut down feature clicks off within about two minutes. Have to turn it back on, re-set the auto tire pressure, and reconnect. Should have about a 10-minute auto shut down so you can get all your car tires taken care of without having to re-set everything in the middle of the job. All-in-all, a great inflator. Does have a hose and pump for inflating and deflating air mattresses. Have not tried that feature, but it looks fairly straight forward. Nice little door cubby for storing battery power cord. Aside from the auto shut-down feature, well thought through. Not a cheap inflator, but worth the money!

After using the DEWALT DCC020IB for several days across various scenarios (car tires, sports equipment, camping gear), I'm genuinely impressed. If you're already in the DEWALT 20V ecosystem, this is a no-brainer addition to your lineup. Top Highlights: 1. Triple Power Options = Ultimate Flexibility The ability to run on 20V battery, 12V car outlet, OR 110V AC adapter means this works everywhere. Dead battery? Plug it into your car. No vehicle nearby? Use wall power. This versatility alone justifies the investment. 2. Screw-On Chuck is Brilliant Unlike press-on chucks that leak air, the threaded Schrader valve connection creates a secure seal. It takes a few extra seconds to attach, but you lose virtually no air when disconnecting – especially noticeable when inflating sports balls or lower-pressure items. 3. Set-It-and-Forget-It Accuracy The digital gauge with auto-shutoff is fantastic. Dial in your PSI, hit start, and walk away. It stops automatically at your target pressure – no more guessing or over-inflation. The backlit display is easy to read even in dim garages. 4. Genuinely Portable & Practical At 7.2 lbs with compact storage for all accessories (hoses, adapters, 12V cord), it fits easily in your trunk. The onboard LED light is surprisingly useful for nighttime roadside situations. 5. Solid Battery Life A 5Ah battery topped off all four of my car tires (from 30 to 35 PSI) with power to spare. For quick top-offs, even a 2Ah battery handles multiple tires without issue. What Could Be Better: 1. Speed for Large Volumes While perfectly adequate for maintaining tire pressure, it's slower than dedicated high-CFM compressors for filling completely flat tires or large truck tires. Expect 2-3 minutes to add 5-10 PSI to a standard car tire. Not ideal for heavy off-roading scenarios where you're constantly airing down/up. 2. Price Premium It's definitely more expensive than basic 12V inflators, but the build quality, accuracy (Ryobi competitors are only ±1 PSI), and triple power options justify the cost if you value convenience and already own DEWALT batteries. Bottom Line: This has replaced both my garage compressor for quick jobs and my cheap car emergency inflator. The convenience factor is enormous – I actually check my tire pressure regularly now because it's so effortless. Highly recommended for DEWALT 20V users or anyone wanting a professional-grade portable inflation solution.

Good, but overpriced! It is built well and works great. You set the digital tire psi you want and hit the "play" button and it stops perfectly on that number you set. It is good for small items but takes a while to pump up a flat tire. If you have a flat you for sure will need to plug it into the 12v port and keep your vehicle running otherwise it will shut off due to not enough power. It WILL NOT pump up your flat tire using a 20A Dewalt battery. It might get you a few pounds but than it will shut off on low power. I am giving this 4 stars only because I love Dewalt. I own all Dewalt power tools and they are exceptional, but they fell short on this one. For that price it should be robust and serious like their other tools. This is not worth the money until Dewalt gets it down into the $75 range! I hope Dewalt reads this and improves it into a kick ass tool!

Bought for tires and lake blow-up toys. Seems to work well. I was gonna return it if it was not a Type 2, but received a Type 3. All the better. Types are revisions and you want the highest available, I would think. Unless you are fast, the set tire pressure expires quickly. Bit of a pain, but the rotating dial makes it fairly easy to reset the target pressure. Like that it turns off when hits target pressure. Bought the LUMITECO Heavy Duty Locking Tire Chuck Set and it is a good addition as another reviewer recommended. Did not work on one tires, but mostly it is much faster than threading the hose on the valve and lets you reduce pressure easily. Bought 110 AC adapter, but not Dewalt. Seems fine so far. Did not have DeWalt batteries, so picked up a new 6 AmpHr 20V XR battery on Facebook marketplace with a charger for $60. Feel like I am very well set to deal with tires and any other blow up devices. Evacuates air as well, which makes it easy to fold up toys afterward. I used to be a big rafter and this might work well for inflating rafts, although the air volume required for a raft is way more than a tow tube. Once you remove the cord from the integrated storage compartment, it is tough to jam it all back in. I bought a small, used duffel bag to hold everything together. Works very well. The suggested case that I bought was too small for my larger battery and I think more protective than this sturdy pump requires. Returned.

Bought this after my second 12V Slime pump cooked itself trying to top off my truck's rear tires. Those run 80 PSI fully aired, and the cheap pumps just give up around 55. They get hot, the gauge drifts, and you sit in a parking lot watching a fan spin. This one doesn't do that. I've already got a couple of 20V DeWalt batteries from my drill and circular saw, so I clicked one in, set the dial to 80, and let it run. About four minutes per tire from 65 to 80. It got warm but never angry, and it shut off at the target without overshooting like the Slime always did. The cigarette lighter cord is the part I didn't expect to use as much, but I keep the batteries on the charger at the shop and the 12V plug is my backup when I'm out somewhere. Three ways to power this is more than I usually need, but it's nice not to think about it. The high-volume hose with the bigger nozzle filled a queen air mattress in about two minutes. Ball needle and cone adapter are stashed in the case, which is a small zippered thing that fits behind the seat. It's louder than a hair dryer but quieter than I expected — my wife didn't yell from inside the house when I ran it in the driveway, which is the benchmark I use. The gauge reads about 1 PSI low against my Milton mechanical gauge, so I dial in 81 and land at 80. Not a dealbreaker, just something to know. If you don't already own DeWalt batteries the math gets weirder. At that point you're buying into a whole system. But if you've got the 20V stuff sitting around, this is the version of a tire inflator that actually finishes the job.

fantastic tool, great to keep in the trunk for an emergency flat tyre.

This is an excellent product and works very well. Chuck locks on to valve stem, multiple adapters for various applications, can preset inflation pressure and will run until preset pressure is obtained and then shut off. Retains last preset pressure setting. Has cigarette lighter socket plug and cable for use without battery. DOES NOT INCLUDE 20V BATTERY. (This is not a problem IF you already have DeWalt tools that use these batteries (as I do)). Would be nice if it include a case (I bought a 3rd party case here on Amazon). I recommend without reservation.

Estava querendo um Inflador/calibrador de pneus portátil e, como possuo vários produtos Dewalt, esse foi a minha escolha. Não me arrependi. Produto bem construído, com ótimos acessórios (vários tipos de bicos para encher bolas, colchões, etc., além de dois tipos de mangueira, cabo de alimentação p o acendedor do carro incluso e opção de carregamento elétrico - adaptador vendido separadamente). Possui ainda uma lâmpada Led para iluminação (é meio fraca mas é uma boa funcionalidade). Usei algumas vezes o produto para calibrar os pneus do carro na bateria de 20V de 5ah (não inclusa) e ainda não consegui avaliar o impacto de consumo mas creio que não gaste muito. O processo foi bem rápido e preciso. Os dois pontos negativos são: o peso (nada extraordinário mas é um pouco mais pesado do que imaginava) e o barulho (é bem barulhento - eu já sabia por conta dos reviews, logo, nenhuma surpresa... rsrsrsrsrs). A entrega foi bem rápida, considerando ser um envio internacional, superando a estimativa de entrega.

Well made sturdy item but needs to have the engine running if using the 12v DC plug.

Tenía tiempo analizando la idea si valía la pena comprar un inflador de llantas "sobrevalorado" por lo de "optimizar* tu dinero, y después de que me fallaran unos 3 infladores durante ese tiempo decidí buscar uno sobrevalorado pero revisando toda la información posible, y entre ellos encontré este DeWalt, uno de los 5 más caros del mercado, me decidí por este DeWalt por qué tengo varias herramientas y equipos menores que no me han fallado, sumando los diseños, capacidades, materiales resistentes y la garantía DeWalt (con apoyo de Amazon), y poniendo en práctica el equipo DeWalt inflador mencionaré algunos de los pros y contras con los que me encontré: Pros: Marcadores digitales claros y exactos. Control manual -digital de intensidad. Luz led Capacidad de fuerza sobresaliente Materiales y diseño resistentes Práctico, algo ligero Tiempo de llenado de 3-5 minutos promedio. Contras La principal fue que el conector de corriente en algunos carros con motor apagado no genera el arranque óptimo del inflador, tienes que tener el auto con motor encendido, probé en dos carros , un sedan y una pickup, en los dos se detenía el motor del inflador con la señal de Lop (que significa corriente débil o muy alta, se recomienda arranque motor), así me funcionó perfecto. También me funcionó con la batería de 20v, y consumo no mucho, pero no poco, creo que la batería te alcanzaría para unas 3-5 infladas en llantas medio vacías. El motor requiere de una energía algo "potente". En llantas de pickup se esfuerza un poco más que los autos pero cumple óptimamente. En llenado de llantas pickup medio vacías se forza un poco y se calienta muy poco la manguera, apenas perceptible, pero a los 3-5 minutos se enfría. Probé poco el inflador de colchones, pero sin detalles. En conclusión, Me quedaré con este equipo, desde el punto de vista que por tener las cualidades de potencia, aseguramiento de resultado, marcadores digitales precisos, materiales resistentes, garantía fabricante, realmente lo requiero para situaciones extraordinarias que se ocupa resolver bien y pronto, Y por lo anterior el detalle de que la capacidad del compresor dependa del auto motor en marcha, no resta lo suficiente a la mayoría de las cosas positivas que mencioné. Espero que en los próximos años el equipo me respalde mis comentarios.