Tire Pressure Gauge for Cars (ANSI Certified) Premium Air Pressure Gauge for Tires - Easy to Read Glow in The Dark Automobile Analog Circular Dial
Key features
- •WORRIED ABOUT CORRECT TIRE PRESSURES? - This heavy duty mechanical tire gauge is calibrated to ANSI B40.1 Grade B (2%) international accuracy standard so you get a precise, accurate pressure reading every time you use it.
- •RECOMMENDED BY MECHANICS - It features a steel and brass construction with an extended 5mm chuck tip, so you get a great seal with no air leakage. This robust and durable precision automotive tool is also surrounded by a rubber cover, so it is protected from drops and is easy to grip.
- •NO BATTERIES REQUIRED - This top-rated, professional tire monitoring system is easy to use and is reliable in all weather conditions. A perfect accessory for your car, motorcycle, truck, bike, SUV, RV or ATV - it will not let you down.
- •EASY TO READ LARGE SCALE DIAL with a 45 degree angled and fully swivelling chuck. Tire pressure too high? Our built in relief valve allows you to press the bleed button whilst the gauge is still on the tire valve, releasing air until you reach the exact target required.
- •SUPERIOR QUALITY ASSURED The perfect gift for men or women, ideal for Fathers Day or Christmas. Buy with confidence today and get our best auto device 100% lifetime satisfaction guarantee.
Tire Pressure Gauge for Cars (ANSI Certified) Premium Air Pressure Gauge for Tires - Easy to Read Glow in The Dark Automobile Analog Circular Dial
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Customer Reviews
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One of the Best!
William✓ Verified Purchase•October 15, 2017
We have three cars. Our TT and S5 have good tire gauges. When we bought our new Jeep we wanted an outstanding tire gauge. Proper tire inflation can save as much as 12% on your MPG. We bought this one and could not be happier. Keeps the inflation on the dial when you take it off to look at and I like the ability to lower the pressure if I over inflate by just hitting the reset button. Just the increase in gas mileage with properly inflated tires will pay for this in less than a year. We are happy, get one and you will be too.
Cheap for what you get, easy to read, and accurate.
Moose✓ Verified Purchase•August 10, 2017
Cheap for what you get, easy to read, and accurate.
My roommate is getting on in years and his eyes aren't what they used to be. I gave him this (I use one myself) and he's able to read it easily. I've tested it against expensive, calibrated guages and it's pretty much dead on, as is the one I bought for myself.
I've had some that look like this -- and there are probably 50 chinese trash rebranded versions of those -- and they were all wildly inaccurate. This one actually works as advertised.
My roommate is getting on in years and his eyes aren't what they used to be. I gave him this (I use one myself) and he's able to read it easily. I've tested it against expensive, calibrated guages and it's pretty much dead on, as is the one I bought for myself.
I've had some that look like this -- and there are probably 50 chinese trash rebranded versions of those -- and they were all wildly inaccurate. This one actually works as advertised.
Ok piece, but accuracy is up to you to decide
Mac Townsend✓ Verified Purchase•August 8, 2017
I have this one and the same gauge with the 12" hose. The 12" hose requires use of two hands, this one doesn't. At 75, kneeling down to test tire pressure is a genuine pain one wants to get over with soon. The short doodad on this one fits the old "mags" on by 73 MGB nicely and I can get a reading with only one hand...while the other hand keeps me from falling over.
BUT I find an almost 10% difference in the reading between this gauge and the one with the hose. Consistently.. At a wanted 30 psi, I get 30 or 33, depending on the gauge. Don;t recall which, but I think the hose one is the higher value.
I'm giving this a 4 because It is pretty easy to use, deducting 1 because I have no idea what the real pressure really is.
But several other gauges I have are even wilder in their guesses...28-35. On the same tires right after filling. So...?
Nobody I asked had ever heard of a calibrated air pressure for testing gauges. I won't go near a new car service department because I wouldn't trust them with a broken brick!
I'm going to post this same thing (at 3 stars) for the one with the hose.
BUT I find an almost 10% difference in the reading between this gauge and the one with the hose. Consistently.. At a wanted 30 psi, I get 30 or 33, depending on the gauge. Don;t recall which, but I think the hose one is the higher value.
I'm giving this a 4 because It is pretty easy to use, deducting 1 because I have no idea what the real pressure really is.
But several other gauges I have are even wilder in their guesses...28-35. On the same tires right after filling. So...?
Nobody I asked had ever heard of a calibrated air pressure for testing gauges. I won't go near a new car service department because I wouldn't trust them with a broken brick!
I'm going to post this same thing (at 3 stars) for the one with the hose.
easy & accurate - but bleeding excess air a bit clumsy
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•June 14, 2017
It is easy and accurate. At first, I couldn't figure out how to bleed excess air from the tire but a company support rep answered that - just use normally but hold the pressure release.
[edit] I dropped it to 4 stars because the method of bleeding excess air is kind of clumsy. For me it was a 2-handed process because of the positioning of the pressure release. Maybe it's my slightly arthritic fingers. If you are fiddling with a tire at night, you might run out of hands, what with holding a flashlight. So a nub, like on other tire gauges, would be better.
[edit] I dropped it to 4 stars because the method of bleeding excess air is kind of clumsy. For me it was a 2-handed process because of the positioning of the pressure release. Maybe it's my slightly arthritic fingers. If you are fiddling with a tire at night, you might run out of hands, what with holding a flashlight. So a nub, like on other tire gauges, would be better.
Good Quality Product
drab✓ Verified Purchase•June 5, 2017
This Tire-Tek gift set is very nice and the gauge works perfectly - reading matches the dealership reading. Liked the tire tread depth gauge also. Never had one or used one before but I'm sure I'll be keeping an eye on those treads from now on. The pressure gauge replaces a pencil type gauge that no longer works (go figure). It decided not to work when I needed it most. This Tire-Tek gauge seems to be very good quality and I'm sure it will be the last one I ever own. Would definitely recommend this product.
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