🚗 ARB ARB601 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge with Braided Hose and Chuck, Inflator/Deflator - 25-75 PSI Readings Review

The first problem I found was that the quick release connector (called the plug) on the unit did not mate with the industry standard interchangeable pneumatic chuck that is used in every store in the UNITED STATES. The fit is too short. I replaced it with a standard fitting and it worked but not very accurate, at least a few psi. And be careful when changing the fitting. The body of the device is not made of steel but of die-cast zinc and is not very durable. Be careful when clamping it in a…

Do not read reviews on this POS. THIS IS CRACK - buy two cheap ones from Wal-Mart - I ignored the reviews, seriously stay away from this thing. It let me down on the trail when I needed it most. The other guys who traveled with me had cheap inflators from Wal-Mart. ARB you sell junk you will never see this review but you have to stick with your other overpriced junk you sell. I took it apart to see what was going on and the metal pieces fell out. Went to Wal-Mart!

This thing reads a pressure about once a second. As you know, as long as there is air, it will be wrong. Having to wait 2-3 seconds to get a stable pressure reading is an abomination. You also need a very long valve stem for the clamp to work. On my Schrader car, a rubber boot gets in the way next to the rim so you have to hold onto the cartridge. My advice? Get the cheapest you can find. Even if they are not all made in the same factory, they are most likely made from the same quality parts…

What a great product! I know there were other brands that were similar but I went with the trusted ARB brand. This inflator makes it very easy to get accurate air pressure. You don't have to inflate the air and check it with a pressure gauge and twist it back and forth until you get the pressure you want. A simple locking head insert that senses pressure instantly and then pulls the trigger to add more air when needed. Then release the trigger to see what your reading is like. If you need more,

After reading the reviews and getting the Husky equivalent of this sensor I wasn't impressed. This $52 device looked good on paper, but I wasn't sure until it arrived. I was trying to replace the built in Viair pressure gauge which I tried but couldn't use as an accessory for a new 25ft Husky 1/4" hose. from 0 to 150, but instead you get a numeric value like 32.5 psi. inches or 33 psi inches (in 0.5 increments). You press a button to turn it on/off. You press the second button to switch from…