Accu-Gage RRA60X: The Ultimate Professional Tire Pressure Gauge with Protective Rubber Guard (60 PSI) Review

Good price, accuracy and sufficient pressure range. Great for bikes with straight valve stems and limited space due to rotors, hoses etc. Use mine on my 2014 HD Dyna.

I have purchased two models from this company - one with a long stem and square head that reads up to 60 pounds and another that reads up to 100 pounds with a short stem . and a pressure of 15 degrees. This is lower pressure for my motorcycle and vehicles. The one with the higher pressure is for my caravan tires. While I don't have an "easy" way to check the accuracy, at least they are consistent and the readings seem to agree well with other instruments.

This sensor was chosen based on a recommendation from a motorcycle forum where I live. I was mainly looking for a gauge with a 90° chuck that would allow access to valve stems on bike wheels that might interfere with sprockets or rotors. Also, the pressure gauge will hold the pressure until it can be read and then release it with the small valve button. I've used it on my truck and a few cycles and it seems to be helping.

I have had many Accu-Gage products over the past 30 years. While I don't have scientifically calibrated gauges to test this, they have always been accurate for my use. I bought this model for my motorcycles and it's perfect for tight spaces. Customer service, if ever needed, is too much of a shelf. I had a couple of dried out leaking o-rings that were easily 25 years old, I sent them back and for a few bucks each they had them rebuilt and calibrated, amazing!

I've used it a few times so far. I know it's just a sensor, but it works very well with the right angle connector on my bike's wheels. It's also good that it holds pressure when you take it off. You can press it, remove it, and then read it. Pressing the head on the tire valve is sometimes done with two hands, as some of my wheels are so difficult to access that it's very handy to be able to take the readings afterwards. Make sure you don't drop this sensor as all sensors of this type are…

I've been using expensive battery powered tire gauges for years. Desperate to squeeze between brake discs and chains on a motorcycle, saw this and bought it. Liked it from the first use. The pressure gauge is easy to see, the brass end at the end of the hose is durable and easier to use than a traditional one-piece digital pressure gauge, and tire pressure can be easily reduced to the desired level using the valve stem on the pressure gauge with just your thumb. Faster than digital, to operate…

This is a good tool, easy to read and well built. I bought this to check the pressure on my Sportster and the 90 degree chuck makes it very easy to use. The only improvement I can think of - although not really *needed* - is to replace the rigid connection at the cartridge end of the hose with a swivel (the hose rotates, but only at the gauge end). As for accuracy, I'm pretty sure it's within a pound. I checked at a random gas station and the difference was less than a pound on both tires. The…

This is by far the best gauge I have ever had. My only fault was that I didn't buy it many years ago. I recently bought a scooter. This thing works at highway speeds and I wanted to make sure the tire pressures are correct. I was surprised at how difficult it is to check the pressure in those little fat tires surrounded by plastic fairings, shock absorbers, discs, ABS and their associated hydraulic lines. This gauge is probably one of the few reliable gauges that can work in such a limited…

Best motorcycle tire gauge I've found. A right angle head is required for bikes with a small clearance between stem and hub. Not easy to use on car tires but that's not what I bought it for. Seems accurate compared to other sensors I have. It has large, easy-to-read markings, even for us old folks who can't see well. It has a nice rubber cover to protect against bumps. This is the type that stores the last reading until you press the bleed screw, so you can use it in places where you have a…