🔧 Accurate and Reliable JACO EliteProPlus Tire Pressure Gauge - 160 PSI with Dually Air Chuck Review

I've been using this gauge on my RV's dual wheels for a while, so far so good. I hope he continues to do well. It was more than difficult to find a working sensor with two wheels. Due to the fact that I haven't owned this sensor for long and many of the other sensors didn't work, I highly recommend checking out this sensor. There is a serious lack of competent dual tire gauges that I could find commercially.

I really wanted to like this gauge. I bought it to check the pressure in my wheelchair tires when I fill them up. My tires need 120psi to perform at their best. It worked great the first two times. I was going to use it tonight and the handle in the gauge head that presses on the valve stem to release air for reading broke off rendering the gauge unusable. Kinda rubbish and waste of money. The worst part is that I don't have a return period, so I can't replace it unless I want to spend the…

Update: This rating needs to be updated to 5 stars. After my initial check, the seller contacted me with some suggestions to try and fix the gauge issue. Unfortunately it didn't work (no manufacturing process is 100% perfect) but the seller sent me a new sensor right away. I received it in less than 4 days and it works great! Thanks very much! 44 days after receipt for the first time used. Unfortunately, the side pressure relief valve is constantly leaking and the pressure gauge can't hold the…

Compared to 5 other sensors, this tire pressure sensor under-reads between 6-8 PSI. When it gets cold, I always check the tire pressure on my four cars when the temperature drops. When I contacted Jaco Products support using the email address given on the shipping packaging, I quickly received an initial response. I look forward to hearing from you what you intend to do to fix or replace it. I will keep updating. 11/15/18 Alright, here's an update. Same day, same day I'm impressed with the…

Bought some pressure gauges for my Dually truck. All were obviously inaccurate. Pressure readings in the same tire with the same gauge will vary by 5 psi or more in a matter of seconds. I bought two of these based on the good Revain reviews they got. So far I'm very impressed. Both manometers show the same value from time to time. Given that other gauges didn't give consistent readings when using the SAME gauge, this is an exception! I haven't owned them long enough to rate their durability…

I am a professional driver and my tires are very important. Part of my job is making sure my tires are properly inflated, not only to save money but also for your safety. See all the piles of flat tires on the freeway? While not everything can be prevented, some of them can, and using this tire gauge correctly will help. This gauge is easy to use, easy to see, has a good end that makes a good seal with the valve stem. It also holds the pressure reading until the user releases it, making it…

I used an old tire pressure gauge. You know the ones you've been using for years. The old meter was good for quick readings, but now that I'm off-road I need something that's more accurate, easy to use and (more importantly) easy to see. The dual air chuck makes it convenient to read the pressure in my rear tires as the gauge stays on the detected pressure until you deflate it, making it handy when cruising on anything other than a nice flat road. It glows in the dark (I tested it) but I don't…

There are a couple of things that set this tire gauge apart for me. First, it makes 0-160 psi. Most of the time I inflate car tires to around 30psi, but my wife has a road bike with tires that need around 115psi so I can use this gauge for everything. Another thing I'm very happy with is that it comes with replaceable cartridges, one of which is for the Presta valves that most road bikes seem to have. I couldn't find a Presta cartridge anywhere except for one or two that look pretty crappy. The

UPDATE APRIL 2021 16 months and this thing won't hold any more pressure. Kept in my work lunch box along with snacks, charging cords, headset, flashlight, etc. This bag has been in the truck's cab most of the time and has received minimal abuse, but it's already behaving like I've hit a wall and broken something. In no case should such an expensive sensor fail in less than a year with normal use! UPDATE APRIL 2021 Tried to get my CD and had to get a sensor for my test. It was a bit more…