Review on 🚗 AccuGage Dial Tire Pressure Gauge by Andrew Spainhour

Large Size. Easy to use on the bike by getting between the spokes. Seems accurate enough. The only problem with the device is the scale. Each tick equals 5 psi of pressure and measures up to 160 psi. This is a compromise to be able to measure high pressure in some tires. I have three bikes, two of which draw about 90psi and one uses 48psi. I have the same brand lock on my car. This is a larger unit that can be scaled up to 60psi in 1psi increments. However, the size of the car block makes it very impractical for use on bicycles. Overall, I'm glad I have a smaller bike block. It works and I can tell it's just under 50psi on the scale so I know I'm getting the 48psi I'm looking for. I love the fact that it holds pressure until you press the trigger. This allows you to take a reading and then take the sensor and look closely at its scale to read it. Its small size and weight are a plus to take with you in your bike bag.