I have a master reference gauge that I ran thru our cal lab. None of my Longacre gauges ever agreed with it exactly...some a little high, some a little low. I ordered a couple of these cheapies and not only did they agree with the master gage but they agreed with each other to 0.1psi. Maybe a lucky fluke, can't promise anything. But they're practically free...your call
The link will of course expire. If it does, just EBAY-search 'digital tire gauge' and look for the one that says CE on the front and has a single blue button.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Digital-Car-LCD-Tir ... 2526wt_882" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
-- Bill
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Thanks! I ordered two, curious to see how accurate my usual gauge is.
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Confucius say, "Man with one tire gauge always certain about tire pressures. Man with more then one tire gauge never know."
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John Coffey wrote:Confucius say, "Man with one tire gauge always certain about tire pressures. Man with more then one tire gauge never know."
You could be like KMo and have a really huge tire gauge that everybody knows is wrong... And then just drive better.
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