Accu-Gage by Milton Dial Tire Pressure Gauge with Swivel Angle Air Chuck - ANSI Certified for Motorcycle/Car/Truck Tires (0-60 PSI)

Accurate, durable, easy to use.

The best tire gauge around! I purchased my first one back in 1994. I still have and use it regularly. I saw the same one on Amazon, reasonably priced. I picked it up as a backup to keep in my shop. I love it. The valve release, allows for easy pressure reading. It's very accurate. Much better than the pencil styles.

Worked good 10 times then leaks after that it just quit working

This is the finest tire gauge I have used. The dial is very easy to read and the accuracy is right on. I have compared this gauge to 3 professional gauges and there has been 1/2 pound variance. I bought this to monitor tire pressure on a new automobile, have altered the pressure to obtain the best ride characteristics and check the tire pressure each week. I had a digital gauge that was accurate but the reading would go off after 10 seconds. This Accu-Gage locks in the reading til you press the release button. I am not a fan of the swivel angle chuck but no matter because the pressure reading holds until release. I would recommend buying the rubber guard that is available. I did not but it is in my Amazon cart now.

This no frills, no thrills non electric pressure gauge should be in every glove box! I don’t trust digital gauges due to batteries going bad. When you need something that will give your accurate reading, you can’t go wrong with this.

My experience with tire pressure gauges began with pencil-type gauges at age five, when Dad taught me to take multiple samples to estimate an idea I would later identify as precision.Up until I purchased this gauge last year, I was still using pencil gauges, and making do. When I had to replace the performance tires on my new Scion, and I realized just how much it meant to me to get life out of my tires, I decided it would be worth investing in a more precise gauge.I've never used a digital gauge, so my only reference point for comparison is pencil gauges. For a reasonable price, the Accu-gage does just what it should-gives accurate, precise measurements. Precision is easy to see for yourself-once user error is eliminated, you can keep taking readings with no detectable variation. The display is clear and easy to read. I got the rubber guard for an extra fee, knowing that I'm prone to dropping things and it does give added grip. Accuracy in tire pressure is tough to determine (just what is your gold standard??), but after researching tire pressure gauges I became convinced that this style of gauge is pretty good. Just for fun, I tested my old pencil gauge, and found it was within 1 PSI of the Accu-gage. My only beef is that, just like the pencil gauge, it is tough to get it on right and eliminate user error. Thus, rather than taking a dozen readings per tire, I'm taking three to five.For the average consumer who probably doesn't even check their tires regularly, this is a waste of money. For those who both check tires regularly and for whom precision and repeatability is important (think how much uneven wear you can generate from a gauge with high variance), I'd recommend this product.

Works great. Not a toy, but shop worthy.

Works as advertised