CRAFTSMAN V20 Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, Car Air Pump, 3 Modes Tire Pump: Cordless, 120V Corded, and 12V Car Adapter, Battery Sold Separately (CMCE520B)
Original price was: $109.00.$84.60Current price is: $84.60.
Price: $109.00 - $84.60
(as of Mar 24, 2026 02:09:35 UTC – Details)
V20* Cordless Air Inflator (Tool Only) provides added versatility allowing the user the freedom to use this product with a V20* battery, AC wall plug, or with a vehicles 12V adapter. Tackle any task ranging from an air mattress to an automobile tire. The automatic shutoff feature of the portable tire inflator allows you to enter your PSI setting and walk away, while the digital gauge provides an easy to read display.
LOW VOLUME OUTPUT: High pressure of air compressor tire inflator allows you to quickly inflate anything from a tire to an air mattress
ULTIMATE CONVENIENCE: Digital tire inflator comes with 3-power sources including V20 20V MAX* battery, AC wall plug, or 12V car adapter plug
AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF: Portable tire inflator for car allows you to set your PSI and the unit will shutoff once it is reached
EASY READ DISPLAY: Digital PSI gauge
3 Year Limited Warranty, refer to “Warranty & Support” section below for full details
Battery and charger sold separately
7 reviews for CRAFTSMAN V20 Tire Inflator Portable Air Compressor, Car Air Pump, 3 Modes Tire Pump: Cordless, 120V Corded, and 12V Car Adapter, Battery Sold Separately (CMCE520B)
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Original price was: $109.00.$84.60Current price is: $84.60.
Steve Shender –
Great auto tire inflator
Checking and inflating our cars’ tires has always been a frustrating job for me, but this well-designed tire inflator promises to make it easier. It has a combination of features I haven’t found on any of the more than several inflators I’ve used in the past including: a “leakless” thumb-press hose connector, quick inflation time, digital pressure display and automatic shutoff, AC power (if you have an outlet handy) and DC power (to run off your car battery if you don’t), easy storage of power cord and inflation hose. Having struggled to neatly stow power cords and inflation hoses after use on other inflators I’ve had, I especially appreciate the last feature.It’s easy to use the digital gauge to set this inflator to shut off automatically once the tire reaches reaches your selected pressure. Just be sure to follow the instructions to select the pressure and then wait until the gauge reads “0” again before you start the inflator.I like to keep our cars’ tires at 36 psi (cold). After my first use, I’d say this inflator did a pretty good job of hitting the mark, based on my follow up with a digital tire gauge — trust but verify always being a good idea. Anyway, I can’t say for certain that it’s always dead on re. selected pressure, which is why I’m giving it four stars instead of five for accuracy.
Billy N. –
Ease of use and gets the job done!
I am very pleasantly surprised at the power this has. I wasn’t sure just how much it could do, but it was able to inflate a single wheel barrow tire to multiple nearly flat car tires.
Roger That –
Tire inflator with additional features
Great device to keep in your car for tire inflation needs, air pump air mattress, battery charger. Decent inflation rate , great value for everything it provides, and super easy to use. Just set to desired PSI and let it do its magic, it’ll auto shut off when PSI is achieved.
argo7t3 –
The Compressor is fine and easy to use. Confusion with battery compatibility.
I will add to this review in the future. I have not yet had the compressor a full day and so cannot speak to its reliability or long term performance.My first impression is that it works as intended and the operation is fairly straight forward. It has all the basic things you need in order to inflate the majority of the things you likely have around the home. The three grey buttons are a bit small and tough to see in low light, but not so bad as to be a major ding against the product. I filled up an inflatable “donut” tube we use at the lake. It took less than a minute to fill it fully. Something to consider is that while the compressor has the ability to pre-select the PSI for the high pressure side used for inflating car tires, the high volume side does not share that feature. You will need to remain mindful while inflating pool tools and air mattresses.This part will be a bit of a rant and you may wish to stop reading here.My biggest beef is not with the compressor itself, but with the battery compatibility and my frustration with the parent company StanleyBlack&Decker.Many reading this may have already been aware of this, but hopefully this will helps others that do not. The issue being the lack of interchangeability with the original Craftsman 20vMax Lithium batteries and the newer v20 batteries. My experience has been that the old B&D/Craftsman 20vMax Lithium batteries work in Craftsman and B&D power tools with the 3 pin battery slots. The newer Craftsman v20 batteries only work in the Craftsman 4 pin battery slots. While Craftsman went to the 4 pin configuration, B&D did not. I was not aware of this change and so failed to notice that this Craftsman compressor has a 4 pin battery slot. I recently purchased a B&D 20v hedge trimmer and based on the historic interchangeability of these two brands, I figured I would be ok with this Craftsman compressor. But, instead being ahead of the game with the bunch of batteries that I already have, I now need to either obtain a new Craftsman v20 battery or get an adaptor. I do understand that there is a business reason why StanleyBlack&Decker does this, but I do not believe that it really serves its customers needs and especially those like me who own a mixed collection of their product lines. Clearly with all the adaptors that allow cross compatibility of tools between brands, battery interchangeability is something customers really desire.If you already have a bunch of B&D 20v Max power tools, B&D does have a version of this compressor.
Cherry B Poo!e –
So easy to use, and it works well
Works fantastic, as a lady sometimes I need to fill a tire or blow up bed. We already have just a bunch of Craftman power tools, they are so darn handy.My grandsons car has older tires, they leak sometimes. My truck no cigar lighter, and didn’t want to open the hood. Have an AC plug in my truck. So can use that truck battery. But my favorite is a craftsman battery simple and mobile.Yes I yap alot.Sincerely, Cherry
DALE F KASHAKITIS –
Air pump for tires
Great quality air pump, very reliable.
Redhead –
Perfect for RV Owners and Cyclists
I bought this after trying out the one my son owns. It does not come with a battery, so I purchased a pair separately. I am able to top off all 6 tires on my RV and on my toad and still have plenty of battery left. It also can be used without the battery on 120 VAC or 12 VDC. In filling the tires It hasn’t overheated or gotten very warm. The automatic cutoff is very handy and the air chuck is easy to attach. Set the pressure, turn on the pump and let it go. It will overfill by about 1.5 lbs. which will compensate for any air loss when detaching the chuck. I haven’t used it for inflating sports balls or air mattresses so I can’t comment on those functions. It’s a lot less costly than some 12 VDC pumps made specifically for RVs and the battery power makes it a lot handier.