Review on 🔧 Ultra-Durable Tire Gauge (0-100 PSI) for Motorcycle/Car/Truck Tires - ANSI Certified Accuracy with 2" Glow Dial for Easy Reading, Ideal for Monitoring Low to High Air Pressure by Mark Allen

You get what you pay for. 10psi. Beware. A very dangerous device as 10 psi can mean the difference between blowing out or not blowing out. NOTE: Vondior asked me to remove this review. I will not. Some people may not have problems with their sensors and I'm happy for them. However, I hope people will check the accuracy of their gauges and see if the gauge goes back to zero after depressurizing. As you can see in the picture, some buyers including me had the same problem where the sensor wouldn't return to zero after use. Tire pressure is a very important thing. The accuracy and reliability of a tire pressure gauge should not be taken lightly. Especially if you're into high-performance rides and track days. I didn't notice problems with the sensors until it was too late and on the track day I had flat tires which shortened my track day and made it very expensive. Check your sensors.