DeWalt has announced their latest essential car tool: the DCC020IB 20V MAX cordless inflator. Tire inflators are great to keep around, whether for topping off a soft wheel or refilling a fleet of company cars. Like a spare tire, you will be happy you have it in an emergency.
Two hoses are better than one.
The DeWalt inflator has two hoses that you can use depending on your needs. The thinner high-pressure rubber hose inflates car tires, footballs, and bike tires. It has interchangeable heads, including a threaded chuck for safer and more consistent filling.
You will find a wider hose on the other side of the tool. This high-volume hose blows up kiddie pools, camping mattresses, and more. Both hoses wrap and secure around the tool to stay out of your way. The nozzle heads are also stored onboard, so they are always nearby.
Unlimited power
Well, not really. But the inflation can be powered by either your 20-volt MAX lithium batteries OR 12-volt MAX batteries. If you already have a toolbox full of yellow tools, adding this is a no-brainer.
On top of those, you can also plug the tool into a standard car outlet and scrap the batteries altogether. With such a variety of power options, you can practically use it anywhere. Whether you’re filling up a fleet of tires, or you just don’t want a flat while you’re out on a job, this has your back.
Walk away
Or don’t, since the new inflator has rubber feet to prevent it from waddling off while you’re using it. The top handle has an LED flashlight because flat tires can happen at night too.
At less than a foot wide and just over 5 inches deep, it is really small and easy to store. The entire tool weighs just 5.5 pounds, so it’s not a hassle to move it around. There is an automatic shut off, too, so you never need to worry about overinflating.
DeWalt tools have earned a reputation for being tough, and this one is no different. The DeWalt DCC020IB cordless inflator is available for presale, and will be shipping this summer.
Whether fixing a flat tire or just using it around the shop, make sure you’re always good to go so you can do your best work.
2 Comments
Craig Cooper
September 29, 2021 at 12:40 amdoes this unit have enough power to winterize my travel trailer?
Acme Tools
October 4, 2021 at 7:49 amHi Craig, thank you for your question. The inflator might have enough power to do it but it would take a really long time to complete the task. We think you would be better off with an electric or cordless air compressor. They have faster recovery times and larger air storage capacities.
Thank you,
Acme Tools