🚗 Milton S-923: Accurate Straight Passenger Car Tire Gauge - For Precision Tire Pressure Measurement Review

Milton have a long tradition of manufacturing quality pneumatic products. I have owned several Milton tire gauges over the years. All have always been correct. I've never seen a single failure. They get lost or stolen before they wear out.

I had high hopes. I'm tired of $2 autozone sensors that worked fine for a few months. This one was made in the USA so I was sure I'd be satisfied. This is the worst sensor I have ever bought. NO repeat readings and they were everywhere. Turns out the little red inner sleeve had come loose or something. Maybe I can send it back.

Made in the USA is hard to find. I have an all American car and wanted to buy anything that was made in America for it. This tire gauge was one of many product searches that resulted in the purchase of an all-American product. It works great and is very accurate. It feels massive, not cheap. The lack of an angle in the head is normal when you have rubber valve stems. At least you don't have to worry about it breaking if you drop it! Nothing against China - your products stink. Buy American!

Unfortunately, as many say, the accuracy is not good enough. I bought one that was 4psi larger and a second that was better but still larger. I've tried contacting Milton to see if there's a way to set it up, but haven't received a reply. Pandemic or not, the United States or not, it's just too lazy not to react in any way. My old Syracuse sensors were light, accurate, cheap, and still made in the USA. Too bad they left. The straight head design works great, but am I willing to subtract 3-4psi…

Well made, accurate and much easier to use than an angled one. I've kept another tire pressure gauge in my car for years - junk, cast metal - and when I got a low pressure warning a few weeks ago I was glad I was ready. But when I tried to use it to see which bus was the problem. It did not work. Didn't check tire pressure. Ah-ah-ah-ah! So I went in search of something better and bought two of these Milton pin gauges for redundancy. I just tested them and they registered the exact same…