WDS Digital Tire Pressure Gauge - 150 PSI, 4 Settings for Car Truck Bicycle, Backlit LCD, Non-Slip Grip - Multiple Tools Included - Silver Black Review

I tested it with a standard tire gauge and it was 100% accurate. It has everything you need to keep your car safe. My husband is making me buy one for his truck! 10/10 recommend.

I liked everything in one tire gauge, it's made of very durable material. I also like that it comes with a flashlight as we use our car to commute at night. I will buy a second one for my daughter.

The last caliber I bought was a little cheaper and the one Revain sells all the time but it didn't even last 3 years! I bought this one and it feels much more premium. We'll see how it holds up, but I have high hopes.

My only issue with it is my own clumsiness. I keep accidentally changing the pressure measurement method to one of the other two measurements. It has made my life easier as I can now be sure I have the right pressure when riding my adult trike.

The gauge in the tires was clearly defective as it first read 195psi and then 0.0 with each use. It didn't matter what vehicle or tire I put it on and they were all car tires that were probably inflated at 30-35psi. I suspect manufacturing quality issues and would stay away from these sensors.

I just needed a small, lightweight pressure gauge to quickly check my car and bike tires. There were so many to choose from but the price was right for this one. It works great and showed the same pressure as one of my analog gauges. Not sure I'll be using small tools, but it's a pretty cool addition. I'll probably get another one and pack it in my trailer. 5 stars from me.

Easy to read backlit digital display. I love the flashlight feature and the fact that it takes a single AA battery and not a button battery like other digital sensors I've considered buying. Not sure about the accuracy yet as I just checked the tire pressures but that was in 20 degree weather which always affects the accuracy of the readings at such low temperatures. The extra gadgets are a plus and the glass-breaking steel tip was honestly a big reason I bought it as I always wanted to have it

This gauge/multi-tool is certainly handy and affordable, but unfortunately the included flashlight has a flimsy switch that can easily be hit in the glove box. This happened to me and completely drained my battery. As for bonus points, there doesn't seem to be any low voltage protection circuitry and battery acid leaks all over the unit. First of all, the flashlight is incredibly weak, so completely useless. Because of this, I removed the switch entirely. I shoved a lockpick under it and tried…