Need to get a good tire pressure gauge. Looking at a dial type.
Needs to be flexible.
What works for you?
Needs to be flexible.
What works for you?
Tire pressure Gauge.... What are you using ?
- Thread starter jimbosride
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I've had mine almost 25 years. I think I paid $25 for it back in the day. Several people have borrowed it and ended up buying one for themselves.
Analog Tire Inflating Gun
Analog Tire Inflating Gun
Sam69sat
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I got one of these 4 years ago. I don't use it a lot but it does the job. I paid $18.97. It's selling for $19.90 as of today according to amazon.
Fury63
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I bought the basic Longacre digital gage, 52-53036 is the number. Accuracy as good as I will ever need, in .2 steps.
It’s nice to be able to use the same gage for higher fronts and low pressure slicks.
It’s nice to be able to use the same gage for higher fronts and low pressure slicks.
My Mopars and jeep are not to picky on accuracy. But the 911 and the bikes are.
This one looks good with the long fill hose
Not Chinesium. I think it's made in Italy. Lifetime warranty by Griots.This one looks good with the long fill hose
Have this one going on 40 Plus years and still going....
miltonindustries.com
Service Station Tire Inflator and Air Pressure Gauge, Single Head Chuck, 1/4" NPT, 15" Rubber Hose, 10-160 PSIDefault Title
Single Head Air Chuck Inflator Gauge by Milton Industries. Top Quality pneumatics for automotive & professional use. Shop online now.
miltonindustries.com
s/w theo
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Remember to treat it like a delicate instrument, because it is! If you drop it or bang it, it may not be accurate anymore. I have an old Milton air pressure gauge I bought new a long time ago & is still good because I took care of it. Buy a good one & do the same, you'll be good to go for years.
Detective D
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I also have this for ages and it is exactly what everyone should have at home. It is built like a tank out of metal and I think the view glass is actually glass.Have this one going on 40 Plus years and still going....
Service Station Tire Inflator and Air Pressure Gauge, Single Head Chuck, 1/4" NPT, 15" Rubber Hose, 10-160 PSIDefault Title
Single Head Air Chuck Inflator Gauge by Milton Industries. Top Quality pneumatics for automotive & professional use. Shop online now.
If you have never owned an in line gauge with the trigger built in like this you don't know what you are missing. Yes, it is worth the money.
73charger340
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I have a Longacre that works well.
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