Longacre Standard Tire Gauge 0 60 Review

For years I used inaccurate pencil tire gauges. I finally bought a good and accurate pressure gauge! Airflow is much better than other devices I've tested.

I received a tire pressure sensor with a black rubber hose. the product you are selling. The red hose is better reinforced because I bought this sensor. I received one with a black rubber hose that broke after a few uses. Was there! So I'm very disappointed in this poor standard Chinese product. Don't buy, look for the red hose!

High quality sensor. It seems accurate compared to my other sensors. Feels good in hand as it's heavy/solid. Aversion to other sensors with blunt rubber tire spikes radiating around them. However, nowhere in the description does it say it won't hold any pressure. Why doesn't it hold the pressure? I started the return process but later while packing I saw "holds no pressure" written on the package. So I decided to leave as it is not broken and tidy.

I bought 5 tire gauges 52-52004 Longacre Basic 2" for the fleet. Scales from 0 to 60 psi. Easy to read, needle is dampened (acts like liquid or oil but not filled). Hold DO NOT release pressure after detaching from the valve stem (if necessary).The swivel is very smooth, the pumping works.The rubberized body is soft but seems strong enough to withstand rough handling with two hands and read without the not to twist or strain tubing.The glow in the dark on the face looks a lot brighter in my…

This product must be supplied with a ball chuck (instead of the angle chuck installed). Kugelfutter was not there. The pressure gauge does not hold air, so you must read the scale before removing the cartridge from the tire valve. There may be a good reason for that, but it makes it very difficult to use compared to other gauges I own. I tested the accuracy of this gauge on my other gauges and my professional tool. It compressed readings to a narrow 34-35psi range, while all other sensors for…

Very high quality sensor. I was excited when he came and it was night time so I held him to the lamp and went outside and checked my tires. The glow-in-the-dark gauge was easy to read, and the end cartridge held pressure without hissing, and the release valve worked very well, relieving pressure so you could read the dial when it fell off. I was fed up with the random readings from my digital mucus sensor, which this sensor said was 5 pounds higher. I had my tires checked at my dad's shop and…