DIYCO D1 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge (D5A) Review

Pretty nice digital pressure gauge. I'm not sure how well it actually calibrates, but just for checking the tires on my truck and closed trailer it does its job well. There's a slight delay between pressing the trigger and reading the current print again, but it's not so bad that I deducted a star because of it.

I bought this to use in our caravan as it is very important to keep tire pressure under control. It was delivered a few days earlier than it should have been and it works great between the swivel head and the rubber coating around the display, which is good for those of us who like to drop things. I would definitely buy it again and am considering getting one for my work truck.

Had a much more expensive race analog sensor that slipped a few psi out of calibration over time; I've noticed that my cheap digital sensors always show the truth. When they broke because they were junk plastic I decided to go halfway and get a race style sensor with digital internals. Very happy with the DIYCO D1 so far, it seems true the tenth psi sensor is great for autocross and street racing precision and feels solid.

A good device that seems accurate. I bought a quick connect compressor charger (with analog display) and this digital handheld to compare. This block corresponds to another. Feels solid and the rubberized body is a great feature. The only minor downside is the bar attachment, it's just a bit small and more difficult to attach than the larger link. But it turns out well, nothing to complain about. Good buy.

As a driving instructor I tend to prefer analog gauges, especially as many of them can be calibrated. This was my first experience with a digital pressure gauge. I was skeptical because although designed in the US they are made in China. I have postponed the review until I have had several opportunities to see the performance and accuracy of this sensor, but I am pleased to report that I now trust this sensor and have found it to be not only accurate but consistent is. Everything is fine and I…