Longacre 52 52003 0 60PSI 2 5InGID Deluxe Review

The quality of this tire tester is very high and first class. The high-quality materials used to produce this high-precision and high-precision tire pressure gauge. Looks very nice and is very well made, lasts a long time. This Longacre tire pressure deluxe gauge measures air pressure and is reset with the pressure release button. The dial glows in the dark for easy reading. The red hose is made in the USA of excellent quality and the rest of the materials are made in Taiwan not China. Highly…

I ordered an analog gauge, model 0-100 psi. I used it recently and it worked fine. The hose remains flexible even at 10 degrees Fahrenheit. I had a lightweight fit with a swivel head. The arrow on the dial stays on the last reading until you clear it by pressing the pump button, which was handy. I bought this to replace a similar Moroso (0-60psi) I ordered in 2007. When I found my Moroso recently the needle got stuck at 4 or 5 psi so now I'm really glad I have a Longacre. . I feel silly…

Advantages: 1) Large easy to read dial in 0.25 psi increments. inch 2) Fully protected by a shock absorbing rubber case 3) All metal construction 4) Comes with two different chucks Bad: 1) The way the sensor is packaged. The gauge comes in a roughly square plastic shell that requires a rubber hose to be wrapped around the front of the gauge. This wrapping of the hose in such a small space created a permanent kink in my gauge hose. The kink does not affect the operation of the gauge, but the…

Bought two of these pressure gauges, one for myself and the other sent to my son as a birthday present. Yesterday I tested the gauge, it works great and compared to the other two it's very accurate, easy to install and holds the reading until released. In this respect, this pressure gauge easily deserves five stars. This pressure gauge itself is certainly a beautifully constructed tool, but unfortunately it comes stuffed into a small package, causing an otherwise good quality hose to kink. When

I had a good pressure gauge which I have used for a number of years and will continue to use. I do autocross and the last event I went to was in a big rush. This required me to deflate a few pounds and it was taking too long and people had to walk around me so I had to come up with something else that would deflate faster. My dad has a similar one and it bleeds very easily so I went with this one as it has both ball and angle chucks. pump it What would have taken a full minute now takes just a…

Update 2-7-20 I haven't used it in about a week and all I remember is the needle failing when I released the pressure by pressing the release button drained . A couple of times somewhere in the middle of the pressure gauge and 0 I had to press the button again to reset it. So I called Longacre again and described the issue. According to them the sensor was made many years ago, the zero point issue was not a problem but I decided to send it back just for reassurance. I was very unhappy looking…

Spending $40 or more on a tire gauge is like spending $200 or more on headphones for listening to music: you've reached a higher level of performance and quality than is normally available at reasonable price points, and you have you not just bought a tire pressure gauge or headphones, but an investment that, with a little care, will give you at least ten years of pleasure. the construction of my trusty old Accu Gage S60X, my DIYCO Elite D1 Digital and my own Longacre 53006 Basic Digital…