🔧 Tire Inflator Gauge with Extended Hose - Ultra-Accurate, Robust Air Chuck and Pressure Gauge for Air Compressor Tire Inflation - Up to 100 PSI Review

Having only used it since July 2019, the head came loose and a couple of tiny screws inside the sensor that rotate between the glass and bezel loosened I didn't use this proactively and wasn't rude It was fine while it worked but it didn't last as long as I thought Update (5/6/20): Customer service seems on point too I can't guarantee the product but they gave me a 90% discount on a new device so I gave them 4 stars instead of the original 2.

I've only used it once to inflate all the tires on my car and my wife's SUV and the gauge reading is 2psi lower than what's actually in the tires. I'm not sure if it gets more accurate or not after a few uses, but at least it's consistent, meaning I can pump the air 2 degrees deeper than the meter says. The sealing air liner also lets air through, but stops when you hold the tube straight onto the tire's valve stem. The construction looks pretty solid. The trigger is easy to use, and resetting…

This tool makes measuring tire pressure and adding air much easier than standard connections. I wasn't able to get a good compound and couldn't add air to a tire on my machine with the old compound and gave up after 30 minutes and I'm pretty sure I deflated enough that I worried that the tire would deflate completely. With this tire inflator and pressure gauge I did it in less than a minute. I also checked and corrected the tire pressures of two other vehicles in just a few minutes. No more…

I have a small commercial 6 gallon compressor in my garage. I use it mainly for blowing out PC cases etc. I've had a tire inflator for a long time that has the stem sticking out to show pressure. Worked well but wouldn't close, had to press the valve hard to close. I wasn't sure how this locking swivel would work. The trick is to open the clamp and squeeze firmly to create a good seal, then release to lock. Then it just freezes. The pressure gauge works as soon as you block the pressure valve…

I bought this pressure gauge because I saw it in a YouTube video being used by a professional tire changer. I was impressed by its ability to depressurize when overinflated. And it's accurate, easy to read and it has a locking chuck for me when I bend over and have trouble kneeling, my back hurts from an injury I had many years ago so I have a barometer to stand with and can stand to inflate my tires is a big advantage. The price is amazing and the design of this sensor seems very well built…

First of all it is important to buy an air chuck in the right range. Air pressure gauges are most accurate in the middle of their range. If your tires weigh between 35 and 40 pounds, the ideal measurement is in the 80 pound range. This one is a little higher than that at 100psi, but I have light truck tires inflated to 42psi, so let's call it pretty close to perfect. Digital air chucks with a 200 or 250 psi range may seem like a better deal, but they are actually better suited for 100 to 125…