Review on 🚗 JACO ElitePro Digital Tire Pressure Gauge: Expert Accuracy & 200 PSI Power by Mdl Thurston

I've had an earlier (non-digital) version of this Jaco tire gauge on my bike for over a year and love it. I needed a second separate sensor for my home garage and was very happy to see that Jaco had a digital option. The sensor arrived late last night so I started testing it. First off, let me say this thing is built to look like it belongs in a commercial garage. The main cover of the gauges is some sort of hard ABS plastic wrapped in a durable textured rubber protective sheet that safely protects them from damage. All fittings and the pressure relief valve are solid brass, the cartridge itself is very thick metal, there are no air leaks. The hose is about 30cm long and long enough to fit under the fenders and check the pressure on the bike. I tested the accuracy with my non-digital Jaco meter and another manufacturer's meter. Both Jaco pressure gauge readings were the same every time. However, the brand's readings were either high or low depending on what I was testing. Some of Jaco's features that I like the most are: 1) The digital meter uses two AAA batteries. Most other digital devices use watch batteries, which are hard to find when you're on the go and don't perform well in a cold Chicago winter. 2) The digital display is LARGE and blue. It is easy to read even in bright sunlight. 3) There is a battery indicator on the digital display to let you know when it's time to replace the batteries. 4) The entire sensor is really heavy, but the hinges are smooth and easy to manipulate. I usually release some air every time I attach a chuck to the valve stem, but Jaco's chuck design makes it square and tight once you push it in. To be honest, I can't find anything negative about the actual pressure gauge, overall I'm very impressed. My only wish is that a few accessories would be included or at least available as an option: Wish 1) An accessory hook to hang a pressure gauge on the compressor or tool box. (I made my own out of a hanger, but it would be nice if it was integrated) Wish 2) An extra carry bag would be a great option. I rigorously check my tire pressure when I ride my motorcycle and would like a special case to keep the pressure gauge safe in my saddlebags. (Jaco, if you follow this tip, be sure to leave an empty space in the case for battery storage.) Really happy with the overall purchase, although there are cheaper options, but the quality and accuracy are definitely worth the step. If you are looking for a quality and accurate tire gauge, you can't go wrong with the JACO ElitePro digital tire gauge.