📏 Accu-Gage RH60XA Professional Tire Pressure Gauge - Rubber Guard, Angled Swivel Chuck, 60 PSI Review

Brass, metal, rubber padding. I hope this sensor will last a lifetime. In addition, the customer service is excellent.

Difficult to connect to the valve stem on the front wheel of a twin disc motorcycle with front brakes. Otherwise it works fine.

I think my first one lasted 30 years, this one stopped working after a year. I doubt the first one was made in China and not sure I would risk taking another one.

I took the pressure gauge out of my car console and the tube fell off and wouldn't screw back in. I want a replacement. It sat in my car console for 2.5 months. in vain, and when I picked it up, poof, it fell apart Bruce Gillers18 Green Park Newton, Massachusetts 02458

I bought this sensor to replace one I've had for 20 years because the rubber has gone bad. Set the pressure on a 2015 Toyota and 2008 Infiniti with this pressure gauge and the tire warning lights will illuminate. Checked the pressure with an old gauge, wrong by 10psi. The tire indicator went out after the tire pressure was set with an old manometer.

The easy to read pressure gauge features a pressure relief valve and holds pressure when removed from the tire valve. The chuck and hose pivot, which is nice, but holding the chuck is a bit unergonomic. Overall very happy with this sensor (now I don't have to drop it like I did with the last two sensors).

Why buy anything else? I've been using Meier (original name) and Accu-Gage tire gauges for four decades. I probably always have at least five, in cars/tool box/garage/travel bag (rental car!). Whenever I had a problem with one of them I contacted the company, they told me to return the sensor and either calibrate mine (yes they do) or buy a new one. I tested them back to back with other sensors. I then used my Accu-Gage/Meier again. Buy this.

Had trouble purchasing a US made tire gauge. Apparently they were made in America at some point, but the box I received says 'Made in China'. Still seems like a decent sensor, I've used it over 15 times and also tested it for accuracy. To update. ***** So this particular gauge stays in my glove box, I tried using it recently and it reads 5psi higher than it should, and it doesn't read "zero" like it should. never liked Maybe I'll stick with cheap disposable tire gauges. I would recommend…