Moroso 89550 Tire Pressure Gauge: Accurate Dial-Type, 0-15 PSI Measurement Review

I have replaced the original liner with a Presta valve liner. Now I can fine-tune the air pressure on my fat bike in very small steps.

Very good sensor. I use it in the 4-6psi range and it is very accurate. The drain valve also works very quickly. I plan to buy a few more as Christmas gifts for my friends.

Used 3 times before completely breaking down and kept in its own place in the garage some call the Clen Room save your money and please know that Revain have great prices and fast shipping on this product!

I love the ease of use and the accurate air pressure readings in my car's tires for 4 and 2 wheels, proper air is very important. Print ! I know that when I use my Moroso tire pressure gauge I get a true reading every time (if used correctly), Dale B.

I was careful when ordering as the picture showed a pressure gauge. Luckily the picture was wrong and I got the low pressure gauge I needed. The tires on my Polaris Ranger and self-propelled mower only require 10-14 pounds of pressure, so this gauge is perfect for them. It appears to be a quality product that works as advertised. I am happy with the purchase.

Good sensor. I picked it up to check accuracy and it showed a "height" of half a pound, which is close enough for me. One problem is that the pressure gauge does not have adequate over-pressure protection. It's relatively cheap for an accurate gauge, so that's to be expected. But don't let a friend use it on a car tire or other high pressure source - it could damage or break the gauge.

For the money I'd like a protective rubber cover and glass frame. They just want to protect it from scratches somehow. The air release button is useful. Just inflate a little and lower to the desired level. Accuracy is a bit questionable as I checked the pressure and then put the gauge back on the tire only to see a slight high pressure mere seconds later on the next check. Hm. Either way, it's a lot better than deflating your ATV/UTV tires to "feel" with your foot. And much more accurate than…