Review on 🔍 Moroso 89560 Tire Gauge: Accurate Pressure Measurement, 0-60LB, 2-5/8IN. by Andy Jolley

great product. I haven't checked the dial's calibration to the standard, but it seemed accurate. The tire stem nozzle appears to be machined from a solid piece of aluminum, making it fairly easy to create a good seal. The hose is a bit stiff but it lasts forever so no bad points. The hose label indicates a 300 psi hose. The swivel fittings on the analogue dial and on the nozzle adapter are convenient. Other reviews say that both the black and clear plastic case feel cheap. In my opinion, the black and clear plastic case seems well-made with tight tolerances for an inexpensive part from 2012, but the native case is certainly not warehouse or garage-rugged. Rubber lining (moroso 89590) is a must for those who want a long life of the part. I found the dial and hose to come apart easily with two crescent wrenches, but as others have said they were tight, probably 40ft-lbs. Not a single thread snapped on disconnection and the Teflon tape was fairly easy to apply after 10 minutes of solvent rubbing and knife poking through the male and female threads. The lube used for the thread seal between the hose and the dial is really a problem. When you touch the lube, it sticks to your fingers. When the part left the manufacturer, there appeared to be a fat thumbprint on the dial. With a small amount of thinner and a further 10 minutes of gentle rubbing, 98% of this thumbprint was gone, but some irreversible residue remained on the dial. Attaching the rubber cover to the dial takes some effort, but I was able to do it without tearing the cover, as some have warned. I certainly think the lid is well made and doesn't offer the same level of protection when changed - fits like a glove. Using the relief valve is great, it's very easy to control. Generally a great tool - after installing the cover, cleaning the threads, cleaning the dial and applying teflon tape.