📏 TiGaAT 200 PSI Digital Tire Pressure Gauge - Heavy Duty & Accurate for Cars, Motorcycles, SUVs, and Bikes (Model A) Review

I love the portability, the weight, the ease of use, the visibility and the protective cover. Aversion to poor accuracy, lack of air retention when pushing against the valve stem, battery drain.

Lid does not fit well. Accuracy is at least 6psi, so back to the supplier. If you are looking for a paperweight with a nice green display then this is the perfect option. I believe it is made from recycled Chinese alloy and fish scale frappe.

The dial is very bright and easy to read. The only complaint I would make is that as soon as you press the tire pressure gauge onto the valve stem it gives you a reading, only the pound reading will slowly decrease in number. It can be too good to spot and read the air escaping during a pressure test.

Good 2 weeks after purchase the tip fell out, I was lucky to find it and even if you turn it off it still drains the battery so I have to replace it most of the time when it's empty. , so I changed the batteries a couple of times, I got tired of it, so it's been in my glove box for a year, I've wanted to write this review for a long time. So not a fan.

I love this item. that's for sure, and the backlit display is a plus plus. The psi reading is consistent with my analog gauge and another digital gauge I have. Here's what I didn't like: After peeling off the transparent protective film, the display was scuffed. They are clearly visible in the photo, they look used, for which the seller deserves a star.

I have had problems in the past with manual gauges never giving accurate readings. With this tool you can be sure that the reading is correct because it is digital. The backlight is an important aid when you need to check the pressure at night. The digital display is large enough for clear reading. Say goodbye to handheld meters and keep them in your back pocket.

I was looking for a reliable and accurate tire gauge for my 100 lb RV. It wasn't the best choice as you can see from the picture, it was falling apart. The part that goes to the valve stem is simply glued there with a rubber ring. Every time I used it, it fell apart. When I bought another one, I found that the pressure in all the tires was the same, but they were all 6 pounds too low.

Good compact pressure gauge. The hardest part for me was finding coins when checking tire pressure. Now I don't have to go anywhere because I can do it where I want or need to. The display is backlit for easy reading in the dark. I like that the end of the metal part can rotate in all directions and has a cable. It might not matter to some, but for me it makes measuring easier.

I had high hopes for this product. Easy to read display and easy to use solid brass construction. But I was able to compare this device with two other sensors. One was the old "pencil shape" with a plastic stem that pops out when you take readings and read the scale on the stem. The other was digital brand Husky. Both are always right. I get the same readings from these two sensors. I compared the TiGaAT to these two and the TiGaAT was consistently 3-4 psi different on EVERY measurement. On my…