🔧 Accu-Gage RH100XA Professional Tire Pressure Gauge: Enhanced Accuracy, Rubber Guard & Swivel Chuck, 100 PSI Review

have enjoyed for years. Well built, solid, easy to read. I recently replaced my half ton pickup with a one ton one. The rear tires inflate to 80psi and the front tires to 70psi, so the old gauge wasn't enough. This 0-100PSI does the trick, built just as well as the old model I have. One thing I've noticed is that if I forget to depressurize after checking the tires, I can come back in a week or more and the gauge will still show the last reading. Bleeding with the button on top resets it to…

I have had this sensor for a year now and have used it 3-4 times. I have another Accu-Gage that I bought from CarTalk about 10-12 years ago that is reliable and accurate (straight chuck). Bought this as a replacement. This Angle Chuck Accu-Gage reads 10-12psi less than 36psi compared to what my other Accu-Gage shows. I compared this pressure reading to TPMS and a Costco self-service tire station, both of which read 36psi. I'd love to return this one, but I've been so busy that I wasn't able to…

Benefits: Large easy to read display. Seems fairly accurate although I don't have a calibrated gauge to compare. I compared it to three other tire gauges and they agree. The plug is straight, not angled, and fits into a narrow gap in my new car's hubcap to fit the faucet. The priming button comes in handy when trying to release pressure. - The pressure gauge holds the pressure for a reasonable time, so you don't have to take measurements while it's actually connected. - No batteries are used…