🔧 Accu-Gage H60XA: Swivel Angle Chuck Dial Tire Pressure Gauge (5-60 PSI) with Hose & Standard Valve Review

The product stopped working properly after several months of occasional use. It claims to have a lifetime guarantee, but the website doesn't have a phone number I can call, just an email address. I emailed twice but never got a reply so "lifetime guarantee" makes no sense. no interest in customer satisfaction.

I keep this in my car to check tire pressure as one of my tires was full but is still leaking slowly. Accurately shows the pressure compared to the electronic pump on Fastrack fuel stations. It can also be used to inflate tires to a specific pressure when needed. I've had it for almost a year and a half, summer, winter and everything else, and so far no complaints.

I love these sensors I had one for my bike and it lasted 7 or 8 years until I lost it. I bought another one and I swear it outgrew me and left. The ONLY way this thing is going to get better is if it includes a GPS tracker because mine keeps disappearing. No doubt they are incredibly accurate and the pressure relief on them makes them excellent for getting the pressure you want.

I have had this battery for many years and love it. Very accurate and compatible with driver information center, tire pressure monitoring readings on all modern Corvettes. So I bought 2 more. While accurate, this end is difficult to close with the valve stem due to its angled design. They replaced it with a straight end that easily sealed over the valve stem. upset. Sometimes it doesn't get better. The old one that still works is better.

I bought it to check my car and trailer tires. Readings are in 1-pound increments, making it easy to get the tire pressure up to, say, 32 pounds. I've had other gauges that only read in 5 pound increments so you can guess if your tire needs 32 pounds. The deflation button allows the gauge to hold the checked air pressure so you can remove the gauge from the tire and read the reading. It is also useful to release excess air. In fact, the instructions say to inflate the tire slightly and then…

Tire pressure gauges are not used very often and we tend to take them literally at face value. Until proven otherwise. After debugging the slow leak, I found that the tire pressure monitor readings from the car and my inflator were identical...and that sensor was reading around 2-3psi. After Revain's return window, I contacted the seller via the email address on their website. The seller has "Acu" in the title, just like this product. I received a short reply: "We don't make this sensor. We are

The only accurate manometer! I had a hard time filling the tires with another gauge because the car's onboard tire gauge read 40psi and my other gauge read 36psi. I then tried this Accu-Gage and it matched the auto sensor exactly at 40 PSI. I tried 5 other gauges I had in my car glove box and they were all over the place - 44psi, 36psi, just incredibly wide. Accu-Gage was the only accurate one, so I threw all the others in the trash. However, next time I would buy one without a tube. You must…