I use both tubeless tires. The inner tire requires 110psi and the outer tire requires 8psi. I compared the digital gauge to the two analog gauges I usually use. From what I could tell from the first few readings, they were pretty close to the normal weekly Tubliss leak rate (especially in the high pressure chamber). It is much more. more convenient than the 12 volt connection which I had to plug into the power port to use. If it lasts, it's worth the money. Update: We put new tires and tubes on a friend's bike last night. 80/100 - 21 front and 110/100 - 18 rear. It took about three minutes to inflate each of the tires after adjusting the pressure. It's a bit of an odd start, just make sure the tire valve is securely attached to the pump as it tends to leak if not installed. I also test pumps digitally. Pressure gauge versus a high quality analogue pressure gauge I have used. The digital pump has an accuracy of +/- 2 psi. This is more accurate than any of the cheap calipers. if there is no single tracking.