🐵 Bell Automotive Digital Tire Gauge - Monkey Grip Edition (Black/Silver) Review

Simple, convenient and inexpensive. You can't defeat him. The readings are easy to read and the manometer can also be used for venting by turning it slightly.

This sensor works fine. It's not as good as I've seen in the reviews, but it works. It can be awkward to make sure it works on psi and not bars. Update: The battery failed after 3 months.

I had 3 gauges including this one. The one I used the most was 5psi larger (it turned out). This sensor and another, less commonly used mechanical sensor matched, so I trust it for now. (Also, the tires act like they used to be a little low, but they're perfect now.) I took this gauge to quickly check the spare tire before a trip. Traditional pressure gauges will not work below 60psi.

Block does what it is supposed to do, read tire pressure. Tested in minus frost, works perfectly. I checked the accuracy with two different old type devices, I checked it normally. A bit difficult to match with the filling valve. Happy with it until I dropped it. The tip shattered like glass. end of happiness. Once a piece was missing from the tip, it could no longer be used. I bought a Bell 60104-8 as a replacement (also from Revain), I like it better and the pressure gauge and filling valve…

So, who smokes crack here? I paid $15 for the exact same device many, many years ago and gifted it to the new owner of the car I sold. Had I known that its value would have increased by almost 700%, which is a better return than gold over the same period, I would have kept it. and the measurements/readings were accurate. I miss him and appreciate his unobtrusiveness more. This is a great sensor if you can get it for less than $10! A better and more reasonable value is between $7.00 and $9.00…