Avid Power 20V Cordless Tire Inflator (ACAP110D-Y)

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Avid Power · Portable Tire Inflators

Avid Power 20V Cordless Tire Inflator (ACAP110D-Y) review: 3.1/5 from the spec sheet

20 V battery-powered inflator with a 12 V car-socket backup, 150 PSI digital gauge and auto shut-off — the budget cordless option.

Manufacturer list price Not published The manufacturer does not publish a list price; Amazon price not shown.

Fits: Uses the ACAP110D-Y battery only (not Avid Power's other 20 V tools); not for large vehicles or high-volume inflatables

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3.1 /5 Overall score
average of 5 criteria
  • Spec strength3.0

    28 L/min and a 6-minute claim for a 16-inch tire; Fanttik quotes 56 s for a 5 PSI top-off and the DeWalt/Craftsman reach 160 PSI.

  • Build quality3.0

    2.5 lb plastic body with no published duty cycle, noise or temperature data — DeWalt and Craftsman at least back theirs with 3-year warranties.

  • Fit & compatibility4.0

    Battery plus a 12 V cord means two ways to run it, something the battery-only Fanttik X8 lacks; the proprietary battery fits no other tool.

  • Warranty & support2.0

    Avid Power publishes no warranty term on the product page, vs 12 months (Fanttik) and 3 years (DeWalt, Craftsman).

  • Value3.5

    No manufacturer list price is published, so compare on Amazon; unlike the DeWalt and Craftsman bare tools, the kit ships with its battery and 12 V adapter.

Score is calculated from the manufacturer's published specifications. BaniCar has not handled this unit. Specs and availability change — verify on the listing.

Safety note: Never exceed the tire pressure printed on your door-jamb placard. Inflator PSI claims are the manufacturer's; verify with a separate gauge.

Verdict

A cordless inflator with a cord as a safety net, at a budget position. Good for car tires and bike tires; the missing warranty term and slow fill times keep it off the top-picks list.

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Battery power with a 12 V car adapter as backup
  • Digital gauge with ±2 PSI preset auto shut-off
  • 20-inch hose and on-board needle and nozzle storage
  • Lighter than the 5+ lb DeWalt and Craftsman units

Cons

  • Warranty length is not published by Avid Power
  • 28 L/min — about 6 minutes to fill a 16-inch tire to 38 PSI by Avid Power's own figure
  • Battery is proprietary to this inflator
  • Not rated for large vehicles; inflatables capped at 50 PSI

Best for

  • Budget buyers who want cordless convenience with a backup cord
  • Households with bikes, balls and a compact car

Specifications (as published by Avid Power)

Max pressure150 PSI (10.35 bar); inflatables limited to 50 PSI
Airflow28 L/min
Power20 V Li-ion battery (kit) plus 12 V DC car adapter backup
Inflation time195/60 R14 to 38 PSI in 3.5 min; 215/60 R16 to 38 PSI in 6 min (Avid Power claims)
Accuracy±2 PSI preset auto shut-off; units PSI / BAR / kPa / kg/cm²
Hose length20 in (500 mm)
Weight2.5 lb (1.15 kg)
LightLED work light
Duty cycleNot published
WarrantyNot published on Avid Power's product page

Key specs: 150 PSI · 28 L/min · 20 V battery + 12 V backup · 20-in hose · 2.5 lb · Needle & nozzle storage

Frequently asked questions

Does the Avid Power inflator come with the battery?

The ACAP110D-Y kit is sold with its 20 V battery and a 12 V DC car adapter; spare batteries are sold separately and only fit this inflator.

How long does it take to fill a tire?

Avid Power claims 3.5 minutes for a 195/60 R14 tire to 38 PSI and 6 minutes for a 215/60 R16. Larger truck tires are outside its stated use.

Can I use it for an air mattress?

Avid Power says it is not for high-volume inflatables, and caps inflatables at 50 PSI. It is built for tires and balls.

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Sources

  1. Avid Power 20V cordless tire inflator product page (ACAP110D-Y) (accessed Oct 16, 2026)
  2. Avid Power tire inflator collection (no list prices shown) (accessed Oct 16, 2026)
  3. Amazon listing (ASIN only) (accessed Oct 16, 2026)
  4. Avid Power product page

Evidence type: published specs (no hands-on). Last updated Oct 16, 2026.