Digital Tire Pressure Gauge - Portable Air Pressure Gauge - Pressure Tool for Truck, Auto, Bike Inner Tube - Small Handheld Pistol Gun Style Heavy Duty Accurate PSI Pump with Hose by Neancer

I have had this for about 9 months, with weekly use for my home garage. No issues, seems to be accurate in that it gives consistent results in line with my other gauges. I wan't going to write anything since others have already given good reviews that I really had nothing to add, but I do want to give a real story about the service of the company. For whatever reason the gauge stopped working - I figured it was low batteries but a new set did not fix it. I contacted the company and even with all of the virus insanity they promptly replied and sent out a new replacement unit that arrived a few days later. Honestly I was shocked how fast it was and I was left with a very positive image of a company that simply wants to stand behind their products. Yes it's a low cost gauge targeted to the home mechanic but they are giving first class snap-on truck type of service. The new one works perfect. Two thumbs up for excellent service! I have seen a few reviewers say that they did not find it fit Schrader values very well - I have not seen that at all. The key with all of these types of press lock type of gauges is to fully release the lock and then fully press the nozzle over the Schrader value, and then release. As long as you do it quickly and don't release the lock until its pressed into position, it will lock when released and you will lose minimal air. Also as with all air based tools, just put a single small drop of air tool oil in the nozzle from time to time to keep things lubed.

This digital tire pressure gauge is amazing right out of the box! Everything you could possibly need is included, even the batteries. This is a quality item. The fittings are top notch, and it shows in the ease of connection and the substantial weight of this item. Definitely NOT junk and worth every penny. Connects easily to your tire stem, and the fact that adaptive fittings come with so you don’t have to switch back and forth from the gauge to your air hose is fantastic! There is an air release button to let air out if your tires happen to be overfilled. I discovered one of mine was and was able to take care of it easily. FINALLY have that pesky tire light off on my dash and the tire that was under-inflated is back where it should be! Don’t hesitate to make this gauge the one that you purchase.😁

I thought I would need to add a quick change coupler for changing heads from bike head to car tire head. This actually has a threaded end with a large o ring. Simply hand screw it on or off. Very nice and no leaks yet anyway. Extra o rings included. Big question is accuracy?????? There is no easy calibration standard to check accuracy. I wonder what engineering method this uses to provide and maintain accuracy????? It does work very nice.

The gauge seems well made and easy to use. I would have given it 5 stars except the instructions could be clearer. Specifically the general use item is intuitive, however it comes with several parts which I’m not sure how to use them. I use it for my bicycle and car tires. It works fine fo the car tires with an accurate read. The bike tires, which should be at 60 PSI, the gauge differs from the pump gauge. I’m going to try it again in a few days - want to make sure I do not have a slow leak in the bike tires. I’ll update the review at that time. It is easy to read the pressure numbers which appear large and clear

Bought this for my Co2 setup in my truck for airing up tires after being out on the trail. This worked perfectly for my needs and was easy to use. You can hook it up straight to the Schrader valve and when it senses the pressure it automatically turns on. Easy to see during the day and easy to see at night when it's lit up. I did replace the air chuck with a better one before even using it, but other than that, I used it as is.

OK so seriously I have bought a few of these types of air guages. Not one of them has worked very well and definetly not very long. Typically pretty cheaply made. So my expectations for this one was not good. I gave it a shot and it worked out great. First of all its not cheap plastic, its made of a metal probably aluminum, cant tell. Its sturdy and feels solid in your hand. The letters are easy to read, especially for a blind dude like me who has a thousand reading glasses laying everywhere. It came with a valve clip already on it. So I didn't need the one I bought for it. Just my advice, put a Milton connector on it. Don't use anything else. Worth the money.

I must say I have only tried this gauge once with my compressor and checked and inflated my auto tires and my road bike. What I have found so far is that it seems to work correctly sometimes with the auto tire valves. About half the tries the valve did not seat correctly on the stem and thus leaked air. The times it seated correctly it worked fine. When I tried it with my road bike tires it never worked properly without major leakage of air. Overall I would say it is ok but not great.

> With four motorcycles, two cars, a 2-wheel motorcycle trailer, and a wheel barrow all having pneumatic tires, and a 73 year old body shaped by too many hamburgers and pizzas, I find about as much joy from getting down on my knees and then getting up again, as I do from trips to the dentist. So any tool that makes it easier for me to check and set tire pressures is a tool I want. And one I now have. > Accuracy? Using my trailer's spare tire inflated to 20, 25, and finally 30 psi, I compared 3 digital and two known-good pencil type air pressure gauges. In all three cases, my highest and lowest readings were just 1 psi apart. I reckon I got a good one. > My entire life can be described in one sentence: "Well, that didn't go quite the way I planned it."