🚘 Viair 90056 2.0-inch Gauge (0-35 PSI) Tire Pressure Gauge with Built-In Bleeder Valve Review

Does not work. I needed a low pressure gauge to check the pressure in some of the airbags I had installed on my truck. I needed a precise pressure between 5 and 35psi. A standard tire such as a valve stem is used to inflate the bags. It won't even read print. I have a standard tire sensor and it worked fine. I just wanted something I could work with in the 10-25psi range.

This gauge suits my needs well, I prefer it to most digital gauges because the neck of the gauge is narrower on this model than some of the ones I've tried and also the final pressure reading stays the same until you clean it manually. that's cool too. Also, unlike digital devices, you don't have to worry about running out of battery. Not a bad deal, especially if you can buy it at a good price, it's a big step forward from molded grips.

I don't like those measuring knobs where something sticks out and you have to guess the readings. I bought one of those Chinese digital readers. Didn't work reliably. Thrown away. This one isn't digital or miniaturized, doesn't look 'designer' or 'high tech'. Serious, high-quality measuring device. It clearly shows the pressure on the round dial (and the display stays on until you release it by pressing the button). With this and my more easily powered portable tire inflator I am now…

Don't mind that the button on the side of the gauge stem isn't for ventilation, but it's still very useful. I was a bit upset when I first got it because I thought it was supposed to help with airing. The gauge holds the tire pressure even after you've detached it from the tire, so you can place it on the valve stem for a moment (even if it's in a hard-to-reach spot), and pull it out so you can see it . , and then read the tire pressure. It's pretty nifty for a lot of things. Pressing the…

A dial gauge is way better than those digital gauges that take forever for the digital window to quickly clear when a second reading is needed. The only downside that keeps popping up with all these new needle or digital gauges is that the stem is extremely short when there is enough room to make it much larger to insert it deeper and straight onto the valve tip and a to avoid lateral movement that has no meaning. If the tip is not inserted directly into the valve stem, nothing will be read or…