Boulder Tools Rhino Chuck Gauge Review

This gauge is easy to hold and use, looks high quality, has a soft rubber case to protect the gauge and is easy to find in my tool box. like handles that expand. It's not entirely correct for me. It consistently reads 5 pounds less pressure than my other gauges for the various tires I've tested. It's still usable, I'll just add 5 to the print shown. I recommend checking the accuracy of a tire gauge before relying on it to avoid over- or under-inflating your tires.

This is definitely a quality, comfortable tire gauge. The quality is evident as soon as you open the product and the ease of use makes it an accurate tire gauge. It's big and the size makes it easy to track unlike other pen sensors. The device is placed in the glove compartment or on the center console. The workmanship is also evident and this is a well made, durable pressure gauge that will give you many years of service! Definitely buy this pressure gauge if you are looking for a new one. The

I'm starting to really like Boulder Tools products! This is my second and also the winner. The sensor is big and sturdy and definitely not flimsy at all. The sides are covered in rubberized material to protect it in case I drop it, which is probably due to how clumsy I am often. The stem is short but fits easily into tight spaces, and the end that connects to the bar pivots so I don't have to hold the sensor at an odd angle. It's analog, not digital, but I still found it very accurate and…

I know it's a $24 gauge, what did I expect? Accuracy too? It's a shame when something that could be considered very valuable comes close but then falters. It feels premium, easy to read, easy to use, turns heads and I was impressed with its ability. for a quick seal when seating on the valve stem, all right, so what's the problem? Compared to the other three quality gauges, which all read the same, it reads a consistently low 3psi. I haven't been to the Boulder Tools website to investigate the…

Like many others, I broke my bike this year. Has been in storage for several years. The electronic pressure gauge I used for this died so I went in search of a new one. I was looking for an analog meter, not an electronic one, and I was looking for an accurate one. Browsing through Revain, I came across the Boulder Tools Heavy Duty Tire Pressure Gauge. It looked great. I knew it would be high quality and accurate because it was ANSI certified. It was exactly what I was looking for. and then…

Does what it's supposed to and does it very well! The construction seems super strong. She's definitely well built. And coming from Boulder Tools I know I will have a high performance tire gauge for years to come. I always try to keep my tire pressure close to 32. This extends the life of my tires, keeps my car stable and helps me save fuel. I don't use Wawa gas so I only went to check my tire pressure. I recently bought an air pump to avoid those rides but found it never gave my tires the…

I started cycling again when the coronavirus struck after it had been gathering dust in the garage for the past few years. I started looking for a tire pressure sensor to keep tire pressure at the recommended level. I came across the Boulder Tools Heavy Duty Tire Pressure Gauge on Revain and decided to buy it. When the pressure gauge arrived I was amazed at the quality of the product. I haven't bought a tire gauge in years and I remember all the cheap ones you could get at the quick service…