BikeMaster Tire Gauge 0 60 PSI Review

I love this thing! I bought it for our 3 Harleys. An extended flexible hose with a swivel ball chuck makes pressure control on hard-to-reach valve stems on motorcycles much easier. The tread depth gauge seems to be accurate, but since I don't have a comparison I still disagree with it. So far I'm impressed.

Tire Pressure Gauge. What did I want to tell you, pervert? Fantastic scale. I don't know why I didn't buy it sooner. It blocks the readings until you vent the valve. By the way, about pumping. You can vent as long as the pressure gauge is attached to the valve. Hey, not so fast! I'm not done with you yet! The sensor also has the ability to measure tread depth. #clutch #victory

Excellent for maintaining standard Harley Davidson valve stems that sit vertically. It was hard to find a gauge other than a cheap pen that slipped between the rotor and wheel to get to the tire valve stem and take a reading. It's the exact same sensor that Harley Davidson sells, but about ten dollars less. The tire tread depth gauge proved to be surprisingly high quality and usable.

Good quality tire sensor. The flexible hose makes it easy to access the valve stems, which are a bit fiddlier than others, although the position of the hose and how it attaches to the gauge can sometimes cause it to twist a bit. But the fact that the gauge will hold pressure until the exhaust valve is depressed doesn't make this much of a problem. I am deducting a star for that and because I have a tread depth sensor that is not properly zeroed and there is no way to fix it. (To be honest, I…

This is a great tool for those hard to reach places. When tested with 3 or 4 other sensors it is within 1/2 lb which is more than accurate enough. The only thing that kept it from getting 5 stars is that the gauge is graduated at 120lbs and for most applications a car, motorcycle or bike is in the 25-45lb range and the increments are pretty small are. They could make a more comfortable sensor if it just went up to 80 pounds and the most commonly used area was in the center of the sensor, the…

I needed a sensor so I could measure the tire pressure when I fill it myself at home. Tire pressure at gas stations also varies, so it's good to have this pressure gauge with you. It is convenient to take with you in the car, but not on a motorcycle where space and weight are of great importance. The valve is small enough to reach the tightest spots on a motorcycle tire. The deflation button also allows me to inflate it to what I think it should be (maybe 5psi or more) and then I use the…