📏 CruzTOOLS DGTG2: Advanced Digital Tire Pressure Gauge for Precise Readings Review

I needed something small to fit in my bike case, readings are stable and perform well. Bought another one for a friend as it suits bikers needs.

I bought this because I thought it would be more accurate than my current tire gauge, but it gave the same reading as my regular gauge but was more difficult to align with the tire stem! I used my old pressure gauge again.

Thanks to its compact size it is perfect for motorbike trips. Especially good for small tires as it shows percentage pressure in psi. line (need tighter angle).

I was looking for a small, very accurate tire gauge and found this Cruztool just the thing. It has three different displays, but they're all a bit small and don't have a backlight. So if you're somewhere in the dark and don't have a flashlight, you won't be able to see it. It's also one of the few sensors that reads data in 0.1psi increments, useful for new vehicles with tire pressure sensors.

I bought two of them three years ago, one broke after a short time, the other I still use occasionally with great care. I like it mainly because it reads tenths of a pound. Good size but could have been built better. Michelin makes a prettier model with a luminous dial, LED flashlight and built like the Rock of Gibraltar. And one I highly recommend if you have the money! Like 50 dollars. It even came in a nice case.

I have owned one of these tire gauges for many years. Bought my first one from Aerostich and it was blue like the picture. I'm glad to see that the model has since been updated. The battery compartment can now be opened with a dime and the battery can be removed more easily. Two much needed improvements. The one I received was black instead of blue (which doesn't bother me) and the battery in my device was DOA. Which sucks because it made the sensor more expensive. I will not be returning it…