Milton S 927 Dual Truck Gauge Review

I hate leaving bad reviews because they can just be 'bad'. Because of this I couldn't use my Rock trailer because I had changed valve stems and when I started inflating them to 115lbs it stopped at the first tire. If he hadn't left me to dry I would have just returned it. But since I expected it and it let me down, I had to give it a bad review. Spend $15 and get a good one at 160psi.

I bought this for use on a motorcycle with large disc brakes which make it impractical to use a standard fitment gauge. Like other Milton gauges I own, this one is heavy and feels solid and solid. It shows the exact same readings compared to the Milton gauge I used, so I'm sure it's accurate. There are cheaper gauges out there and I've tried a few of them. I always end up with Milton.

What too many have said - the quality control isn't that good. Bought two. One worked fine. The other lost a few pounds per square inch when removed from the tire valve. The seller happily replaced it with another that does the same thing. They didn't force me to return the old one, so I could probably keep asking for a replacement until I got one that works properly. Instead, I bought a $1.99 plastic Sleaze from a convenience store at a gas station, which works great.

The gauge on the valve stem is fairly accurate. When you remove it from the valve stem, the pressure somehow pulls the indicator back into the body, about halfway, giving you a significantly lower reading. If you don't mind standing on your head to read the meter while it's still on the value stick, it works. For those of us who are not into gymnastics or acrobats I would not recommend this product. This is the fourth tire sensor I have recently purchased and none of them have worked. I have to

I was a bit hesitant to buy this as some negative reviews indicated the sensor was not working properly. Some have said that the dipstick slips back a bit when you pull it out of the valve, and others have said that two gauges give different readings and are not accurate. I bought two, one to replace a 30 year old Milton I lost and one for my wife's truck. Both worked flawlessly and returned exactly the same readings on repeated tests. Just as good as the original in my book and still made in…

I received 2 of these and it turned out to be 2nd factory stock due to the poor finish. They were sealed in Milton's factory packaging, but upon opening it was fairly obvious that the heads were discolored and dulled to a dull gray with an uneven surface that was not evenly shaped and polished as I would expect from Milton. My old Milton gauges didn't show poor fit and finish, but these do. I wonder if it's actually some sort of Chinese knockoff fraudulently packaged in Milton(?) bags. I'm…