🐵 Accurate and Convenient: Bell Automotive Monkey Grip Mini Dial Tire Gauge with Bleeder - Your Must-Have Tire Maintenance Tool Review

Drive a nail into a tire and realize I don't keep a gauge in my car. Found and bought 3. Not too big to fit in the glove box. Looks very accurate and the price is right. Many Thanks

Compared to my old handy feelers, they match. Because it's small and easy to use/read, my son actually uses it from time to time when it seems like his tires might be low (instead of just ignoring it).

This sensor appeared to be good but was not properly calibrated. It reads 27psi compared to 5 other gauges that read 32psi on the same tire. I'll keep it but put a label on it to remind me the reading is 5 psi lower.

I have had a monkey grip gauge for over 6 years. It's still going strong. Decided to buy two more for my two new cars. Always accurate and easy to read. For buyers who say the sensor is not accurate if you remove it from the tire you are using it incorrectly. This pressure gauge is only for reading the tires.

January 4th 2019: Gave this tp sensor 5 stars when it was new in April 2017. About a year later it became unstable and did not register the same reading twice in a row. Sometimes the difference was >5 pounds. throw it out I give him a 3 because he worked for a year. Original review from April 4, 2017: Easy to read dial. At first I thought it would read a few pounds less than my old trusty notoriously accurate sensor and my Vette TPMS which is well worth the money. The needle will pop out…