Review on 📏 Accu-Gage TG75 4X4 Precision Pressure Gauge by Daniel Ogbebor

I purchased this "4x4" battery on October 16, 2012 and use it at least once a month, sometimes more. after changing/balancing/aligning the tires just to make sure it's true when people tell me they're doing something to my car. Typically my readings with this gauge are around 1-2 psi depending on the shop/dealership and vehicle. I don't race or track my cars anymore, so I don't need a professional tire reader. in the attached picture, the size is 4x4 next to my new one, bought on 08/20/2017, the size is "60". Both depressurized within a second and the 4x4 gauge is still holding pressure after 1-2 minutes while my new "60" gauge is already starting to depressurize. Pros: + long neck is handy when the valve stem is in position. awkward angle and you may not even have a gap to take measurements without physically moving the car = what a first world problem. -2psi vs dealerships/dealers = accurate enough for me + decent price around $15, not the most expensive Cons: - Cheap plastic crystal dial, scratches easily. - The dial is black, which is easy to read in sunlight, but it can be difficult to read after dark because the background of the dial is dark and the glass is reflective - A long neck can take up more storage space or be impractical in the carrying bag = another first world problem causing streams of unicorn tears. .