🔧 Allstar ALL44077 2-Inch Dial 12-Inch Hose Tire Pressure Gauge with 0-40 PSI Range Review

I bought one of these years ago and it has worked well for several years. Then he began sucking in air. I thought I got an honest favor from him so I bought another one. This lasted 3 months (just before Revain's return deadline) and is now breathable. It looks good and seems to work fairly accurately, but if it's built so cheaply that it's leaking in 3 months, you can do better.

The goods arrived quickly. I've used it several times and it does what it's supposed to. The sensor is very easy to read down to the lower digits. I checked the readings with some of my other sensors but they are not standards so accuracy can be questioned; However, the movement is smooth and repeatable. I also like the release valve which holds and still holds the pressure.

Bought to check tire pressure on my off road bike. I have a similar 40 lb gauge for a car and wanted the same gauge for my bikes. My test bike uses 4-5 pounds of pressure. Easy to use. Seems accurate. I like the feature that keeps pressure readings. On the plus side, the deflation button lets you release the air pressure. Much better than my current low pressure mechanical tire gauge. Highly recommended.

Reading 1 lb higher than my other gauge. Maybe I have another sensor low? Who knows? Important as the gauge reads 0-20psi. Works as it should. In fact, it holds the reading until you let go of it. It is difficult to find a quality low pressure tire gauge these days. So I ordered a pair. This one seems to be the best so far. Revain sent this in a box with other items and used NO packaging material. This broke the packaging. I'm happy I received it safe and sound.

I am very happy with this pressure gauge. the hose above the air valve on the wheel seats is very good. This does not apply to all measuring devices. Most of them tend to move, which inadvertently deflates the tire. I was positively surprised. The gauge will hold the air pressure reading until the hose is removed from the air valve, which is a plus. In addition, the air pressure in the tire can be reduced by simply pressing the button on the side of the manometer. So far every aspect of this…

Feel free to evaluate this sensor while you work at my uncle's tire shop between high school and college during the summer. Seen, owned and used many types over the years. For the range I need, this is perfect. Have a couple of karts and small mini bikes that require readings around 15-22psi. It lies in the middle of this tool palette. For sport bike owners. The 30-40psi range seems very accurate (compared to my best gauge). Features a high-impact rubber cap, 1/2lb pitch, and check valve (knob)