🔧 Enhanced Moroso 89562 Pro Series Tire Pressure Gauge, 0-60 PSI Review

Used this to check my car's gauges as they didn't match some of the other gauges I had. This largely agreed with the readings from car sensors. Seems very well made and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know exactly their tire pressure.

The thing is a scientific instrument. What a very high quality machine. I drive a 2010 Corvette ZR1 and suffice it to say the tires aren't exactly cheap. So even if I extend the life of my tires a little bit thanks to this very accurate pressure gauge, it's worth every penny. Great and fast shipping too!

This is a very accurate instrument but needs to be held upright to measure reliably. This can be difficult in some tire positions and the relative inflexibility of the tube/adapter combination only exacerbates the problem. Came in a very nice case. I just wish it could get an accurate reading from other orientations.

Solid dial is easy to read. Just remember to keep it upright as instructed. The adapter pivots so it easily connects to the valve stem and forms an excellent seal on the stem. Readings are instant and consistent. The deflation button releases air slowly, so you can be very precise about when to release pressure. The case is fairly rigid and keeps it neat. All around a great tool.

This sensor is made in the USA, is very accurate and probably the best you can buy. The large 4 inch dial is very easy to read and the tire clip is excellent. It won't hold air in the gauge when you pull it out of the tire valve if you're used to it. But you can keep it on the tire valve. and deflate by simply pressing the safety valve button just below the pressure gauge. The end of the tire chuck is very easy to grip and has a good connection with the tire valve stem. If you're a professional

I don't think most people would justify paying that much for a tire pressure gauge. But if you have expensive misaligned wheels/tires and can't spin like I did, having the correct tire pressure is imperative. In addition, I believe that the product will pay for itself in the long term "several years" through fuel savings and premature tire wear due to incorrect tire pressure. This device is accurate and reproducible. Yes, children, there is a difference between them. I checked the tire pressure

This is clearly a reliable gauge. It's definitely the biggest, and the bigger the better, right? Well, when it comes to pressure related gauges, I believe larger gauges make the instrument more sensitive. I bought it about 8 months ago at the same time I bought my new Porsche 996TT. It is well known that it is difficult to maintain constant tire pressure on low profile aftermarket tires, so regular measurements are required to ensure tire life and safety. What attracted me to this product is…

I bought a gauge 89562 from Moroso to ensure maximum life and best performance for very expensive high performance tires on my new car. In the past I've had too many tires that wore unevenly due to improper inflation from using standard economy sensors. I firmly decided that this would not happen again. The cost of this route may seem high at first, but it's a fraction of the cost of a new set of performance tires. I have three cars and this gauge showed each of them had the wrong pressure…