Digital tire pressure gauge

[Lee]

Hello, any real life user recommendations for a good digital tire pressure gauge. Hopefully the color of the actual gauge is not a factor if it's not available in red or blue.... 🏍🏍

Thanks in advance!

Lee

 

[toomuchvinyl]

Hi Lee, I bought this model because it read in PSI, KPa, Bar, and Kgf/cm2 and has a lighted tip - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LL6PK2K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 . The only problem is that it is difficult to get on the valve stem because the way the head is angled it hits the wheel. Maybe other members know of a model that fits better.

 

[grey.hound]

I have the same issue with my digital guage so I bought a "regular" gauge with a flexible hose.

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[SteveADV]

I've had few types and honestly can't remember the brand out in the garage now, but it is a lot like this:
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/cruztools-tirepro-dial-gauge

Even though not a digital, the flexible hose is a winner, IMO. Plus the ability to bleed out air lets you be pretty doggone precise with your tire pressures while not constantly having to fill/check fill/check etc etc.

On the bike I just keep a pen style gauge.

 

[Snowdog]

I use and old fashion tire gauge where the scale slides out. I have one I bought in the Sixties that is plus or minus a one psi accuracy. I only trust any digital measuring instruments if I have a way to set zero and span. Meaning if you don't have a way to check the digital gauge for accuracy at the pressure you want to
see, you might as well be using an old fashion gauge.Plus an old style gauge will be more durable to abuse and take up less room in your box than a digital and there is no battery to go dead.

 

[Lee]

Thanks to all for the recommendations!!

 

[t6pilot]

We have the BMW ones
$20 on Amazon, accurate, carry one on each bike