Which tires and inflatables this pump handles
This AVID POWER inflator works on car tires up to 50 PSI, plus bike and motorcycle tires, sport balls and pool toys. The motor moves air at up to 28 L/M, so a 195/60 R14 tire reaches 38 PSI in about 3.5 minutes and a 215/60 R16 gets there in around 6 minutes.
We'd consider it for a daily driver, a bike or a garage shelf. It is not built for commercial vehicles, trucks, large caravans or motor lorries, so if that is your fleet, skip it and look for a higher-volume unit.
| Product detail | Value to match to your vehicle |
|---|---|
| Product | AVID POWER 20V Rechargeable Cordless Tire Inflator |
| Model | ACAP110D-Blue |
| Color | Blue |
What it will not do
This is an inflation tool, not a repair kit. It will not seal a puncture, plug a leak, or make a damaged tire safe to drive on at speed.
The auto shut-off stops the pump at your preset pressure, and the gauge reads within +/- 2 PSI of the set point. For sport balls and small inflatables, that auto stop is not the plan, so you shut the machine off manually when the item feels firm enough.
Inflation only, not a puncture repair or tire safety fix
Pressure reading accuracy: +/- 2 PSI
The $43.99 price and what it compares to
- Amazon price
- $43.99
- Customer rating
- 4.5
- Customer reviews
- 967
- Typical price over 90 days
- $55.04
- Difference
- $11.05 (20 percent)
Right now the inflator is $43.99, down $11.05 from the typical price over the last 90 days of $55.04, a 20 percent drop. That $43.99 also matches the lowest price we have on record for this model, across the all-time window.
The listing carries 967 reviews, which lines up with the kind of tool people buy for occasional top-ups rather than daily shop use.
Battery, cord and hose checks before you commit
The 20V rechargeable Li-ion battery runs the pump without a cord, and a 9.8 foot 12V DC car adapter is included as a backup for longer sessions. Confirm you are comfortable charging and storing the battery between uses.
Think about where the hose reaches before you buy. You need the pump to sit close enough to each valve stem, and the 12V cord needs a socket that stays live with the ignition off if you plan to top up without starting the car.
Who should buy this exact inflator
Buy it if you want one portable tool for car tires, bikes, balls and pool toys, and you like the idea of a battery for quick jobs with a 12V cord as fallback. The $43.99 price is the lowest we have recorded, so the timing works if this is the size of pump you need.
Skip it if your vehicle is a truck, commercial van, caravan or motor lorry, or if any tire exceeds 245mm, because this pump is not built for that scale. Also skip it if you need a puncture repair rather than inflation.
Specifications
| Model | ACAP110D-Blue |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
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