Tire pressure gauge

zuk88 · Mar 6, 2012

I currently use a Blue point low pressure gauge but it's in bad shape and needs replacing.What other good gauges are out there and what is the best one?I've looked at ARB,Currie,Auto meter,and Pro comp so far.

zuk88 · Mar 6, 2012

http://powertank.com/products/sfID1/15/productID/38 Any one use this one?

Toyotanut · Mar 6, 2012

I've always just used the simple stick gauge, both low pressure and standard pressure.

Hip · Mar 6, 2012

i use a gauge off a regulator 0-15 psi for the low pressure and a stick for highpressure.... had a broken regulator at work so i stole the gauge from it.:awesomework:

Maverick26 · Mar 6, 2012

zuk88 said:
http://powertank.com/products/sfID1/15/productID/38 Any one use this one?

I use this gauge but in the digital flaver. Very nice gauge and will also read the pressure in my shocks cause it goes up to 255psi.

http://powertank.com/products/sfID1/21/productID/410

zuk88 · Mar 6, 2012

Does it read well in the single digits also?

Maverick26 · Mar 6, 2012

Ya as far as I can tell. I have played with it a little and it reads 0 on a flat tire and 1psi when I just put a little in there. It will read half psi also I think. The nices gauge I have ever had. I dont take it wheelin with me, I have a cheap $2 napa gauge for that.

tmill · Mar 6, 2012

I use the $5 cheapo from schmucks i get the "atv" tire gauge. has a magnetic back so it sticks to metal and only reads from 0 to 30 so it is easy to read every 1 psi

boardbysled · Mar 6, 2012

I have the currie one from Polyperformance. It pulls the core so it makes airing down quick.

ricks · Mar 6, 2012

boardbysled said:
I have the currie one from Polyperformance. It pulls the core so it makes airing down quick.

X2 I used one for the first time it was cool as hell, it is self contained so no more dropping cores in the snow.

zuk88 · Mar 7, 2012

tmill said:
I use the $5 cheapo from schmucks i get the "atv" tire gauge. has a magnetic back so it sticks to metal and only reads from 0 to 30 so it is easy to read every 1 psi

I got an O'riely's down the road I might check it out.Sounds good for the trail :awesomework:

Corey Y · Mar 7, 2012

I have an ARB http://www.amazon.com/ARB-705-E-Z-Tire-Deflator/dp/B001AWQYCU gauge, it works good and keeps the valve core contained, but its not accurate below 5 psi. I have used a digital one but it was only good above 3 psi. I borrowed a Blue Point round dial gauge that was good down to 1 psi.