🔧 AULLY PARK Digital Tire Pressure Gauge with Straight Lock-On Air Chuck, 90 Degree Valve Extender, and Digital Tire Inflator - Includes Hose and 4 Black Plastic Valve Caps Review

The unit worked fine for just over a year, normal household use, bike tyres, occasional car and trailer checks, then the numbers on the screen stopped changing so I replaced the battery, now all numbers are on and don't change. So it's a failure imo, very limited use in years shouldn't be the lifespan of something like this.

Great idea. Must be placed in the exact position on the valve stem or it will leak. I like it so far. It is very pleasant to watch while reading. However, it shows a different pressure on the gauge when inflated, but the correct reading when you release it. I'm not sure why he does that though. ANY IDEAS, HANSBRO? UPDATE 20-04-2019 / NO RESPONSE FROM COMPANY TODAY! THE PRODUCT IS DEFECTIVE IN MORE THAN ONE AREAS! BUYER BEWARE!

Well I've used it about a dozen times and I'm completely satisfied. Four stars instead of five because the end that attaches to the valve stem seems a little flimsy and I expect it to fail/stop working over time. Luckily, the tube from the grip to the tire is interchangeable. OTHERWISE it is very easy to use. 5 stars for the price. For a professional auto repair shop, I would recommend an all-metal body with no digital display.

This is simply the easiest way to inflate tires. Overall assembly is good. Bring your own teflon tape. Mounting on valve stems is good. When you pull the trigger, the reading will show (almost) pressure in your air line as the tire fills up quickly. When released, it takes a second for the tire pressure to stabilize. Pressing the reset button (the silver button below the sensor) does the opposite. shows about 12psi as the air is expelled quickly. Additional accessories (valve caps, right angle)

Would be great if it didn't let in so much air. Works very well with my truck tires but not at all with bike tires. Releases all the air in 2 seconds, when you try to fill it, you need to inflate too much, then aim to shut off in time. The first 3-4 inflation attempts worked better - there were no leaks. But today I tried several times with the same tires and it was just impossible. I think it's missing a gasket that broke/fell out, but I'm not sure if it was there to begin with or how to find…

I am very satisfied with the quality of this device, it amazed me when I opened the box and saw it, Material The case appears to be a metal pot with a red powder coating and the black around the digital head is rubber. I used it to inflate the tires on my quad to 6psi and used it to inflate the tires on my truck to 39psi then I checked the tires with my handheld tire pressure gauges and they were fine. The main reason I bought this tool is that it reads 0 to 90+ psi, most handheld gauges start…

I received the Aully Park Digital Gauge (with accessory kit) this week. Pros: It was easy to assemble and easy to attach to my compressor hose. The ergonomics are good, at least for my hand size. June 6th 2017 Pro Update: Customer service is AWESOME (more below) Cons: This is the main downside, the shutoff end (the end that attaches to the valve stem) is constantly leaking air. It appears to be leaking through the gasket or straight into the silver locking mechanism. The leakage is significant…

UPDATE: My little wife has now learned to use this when she decides a tire looks low. She was surprised to learn that it can look low at times, but that's okay. She's proud of herself and I'm proud of her too. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I've been using this generic type of pump sensor for a few years now (this is my first digital readout) and have tried a few to find one that gives good results. Clutch with Schrader valve stems. None of them have ever done this. The only time I had a quick and reliable…