📏 Milton S-925 Pencil Tire Pressure Gauge Review

Well made markings, although small due to large pressure range, the handles of this gauge are easy to read. Seems accurate, but I suspect a digital pressure gauge would be better (but less reliable) if you need to be very precise with tire pressures.

We bought 3 of these tire gauges from Milton and tested them with the same air source (tires shown in photos). All 3 manometers recorded the same pressure values. We did this with a 60psi tire and again all 3 gauges read 59psi.

I drive my jeep off road and need a gauge that reads up to 5psi and this fits. When you feel the weight difference between this and a low quality Chinese pressure gauge, you will understand. These sensors are built to last, and they do. I would buy any other tire pressure.

Good sensor. A small quirk - it has to be held on the tire stem to read the correct pressure. With other pressure gauges, once the pressure has been reached, the pressure gauge can be removed from the stem and the pressure can be measured. The indicator of this pressure gauge will light up when it is removed from the tire bar.

Good gauge for the price. I have had several of these pencils and they can be related anywhere. but hey, they're cheap. I checked it on a digital readout and it was accurate. My only issue is that the psi numbers on the readings are pretty close, although this pencil gauge isn't alone in this regard. If you want to come within 1psi, buy digital. If not, it's fine and the batteries never run out. leave in the glove compartment.

I got mine for my bike because my friend already had a pump but no pressure gauge. Spring. It was a small pump and took forever to use, so I ended up buying another larger pump. I decided to just check the pressure of two devices and they were the same. If you're just using this thing to get a quick test reading, this is for you. Made in the USA! When you need something critical and require ultra high precision. This is probably not for you. I use it on my bike and truck. Works like a champ. I…

A sure buy at $4.99 (New) Late March 2021. Glad I bought it then as it is currently $6.49 (March 25th). April 2021). ), from $6.99 by then. I don't have a practical way to test accuracy like another very helpful reviewer suggested, but I'm confident that this sensor is just as accurate for the job it was designed for and that it's a classic design acts. It is as easy to read as most other gauges of this type. Hence 5 stars until proven otherwise. This pressure gauge is rated to within 2 psi. My

Packaged: Milton Tire Pressure (sic) S-925 UPC 030937009258 20-120 PSI "For use with light trucks, vans and bicycles." Made in the USA (no mention of "global components"). Item Description: 5-3/4" long, 1/2" diameter metal body, four-sided plastic indicator stick, back vent button, metal pocket clip. The good weight of the metal body means it's not likely to be crushed like cheap plastic if I close the glove box door on it or accidentally step on it. Two small imperfections that prevented this…