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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.

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-- Bill

Thanks! I ordered two, curious to see how accurate my usual gauge is.

Confucius say, "Man with one tire gauge always certain about tire pressures. Man with more then one tire gauge never know."

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.