🔧 Auto Meter 2343 Autogage Mechanical Tire Pressure Gauge for Improved SEO Review

The first thing that struck me was that this sensor felt heavy, unlike the last one I bought which felt like light plastic. I tested this sensor with the two feeler gauges I have and they both show the same thing while testing the same tire on my SUV. This 2343 was just under a pound. My goal for the test was 35 pounds, and this one weighed just over 34 pounds. I bought this because I love the button release and it seals great, plus it will seal no matter what angle you are at. It's also great…

This was the 3rd Chinese made unit I've bought (thanks to Revain for the return process) and my next purchase should be the $80 version. All I was looking for was something that was truly out of the box and had the weight and quality to make me think it would last a while. This product meets these requirements. Very legible (why do so many gauge makers think the dial is a good place for artwork and fancy fonts?), matches the Schrader valve perfectly, and feels solid. Only downside is there is…

This little sensor exceeded my expectations and I will be ordering another one. Most importantly, it provides a quick and secure connection to the valve stem. It's a durable design that's comfortable to hold while reading. The dial is large enough to be read, and 30 pounds is written right on the dial, making the number easy to approximate without reading glasses. The outlet valve saves the last measurement, so you can check the reading at your leisure. The dial has a glass cover and the…

Having spent a small fortune on new tires I decided I needed a new tire gauge. I didn't trust the cheap (made in China) one I had. Read the reviews and buy this one. This is quite a large gauge for my small hand and its configuration was different than my old one. The insertion point is not at the tip of the pole, but to the side of it. It takes a few tries to get the hang of it; The great thing is that the reading stays in place until you release it with a button for that purpose. This is…

Very disappointed, after a short use the pressure gauge stopped holding the pressure. Bought this sensor based on reviews to replace my 30 year old Milton - it still works. I liked the size and legibility and it fits very well on the valve stem BUT if it doesn't hold pressure it's useless. sent it to them, they fix it for free - two weeks after sending the sensor in I received a brand new sensor. While the replacement pressure gauge works. I've upgraded their rating from 1 star to 3 stars based

Firstly I have had this gauge for 6 years now. However, it sits in the glove box of my car and is only used in emergencies as I keep several of these in the garage when I usually service my tires. I bought it thinking it would be more or less a lifetime (10-15 years anyway) caliber, especially considering the light usage. When I first got it (based on the positive reviews) I agreed with most of the reviews that it felt like a quality instrument: fairly heavy, worked well, and felt reputable…

This is by far the most accurate and easy to use tire pressure gauge I have ever used. I have tried many regular pen style gauges, some digital gauges and even a large truck style gauge to check the pressure on dual tires. My previous favorite over the years has been the trusty Accutire digital sensor, which I had for about 8 years. The main problem with this sensor was its operation in very cold weather (e.g. -20f) when the readings got shaky. When his battery finally died a week ago, I…