BikePro Bike Tire Pressure Gauge - 60 PSI (MTB Series) | Presta + Schrader Air Chucks

It is consistent and accurate across multiple uses. I don't use it every time I pump my tires now, but it helped me learn the relative inaccuracies of the two pumps I typically use. It is easy to use. It retains the air pressure reading until you clear the gauge, which is a great feature. Seems solidly built! I have only used it on presta bike tires to date, but the Schrader accessory is a good idea. On trips it will live in my toolbox!

Love this Gauge due to how easy and accurate it is. Robust construction and versatility (Presta or Shrader valve) with a bleed valve makes the test easy. Overall a good product.

I purchased this item exclusively for it's value to quality ratio and I'd recommend it and purchase again if it ever stops working. Accurate within 2psi compared to digital. Which is more than enough for most applications.

My husband says these are one of the best tire pressure gauges that he's ever used. We ended up getting both my daughters one and one for each of our other cars. Wonderful!

The gauge is built like things used to be. Solid brass nozzles and fittings, real rubber hose, beautiful dial. I love the bleed-off feature to dial in the pressure. I like that it retains the reading until you choose to clear it. A couple of issues: - The presta nozzle did not have the silicone liner installed. The liner was loose in the schrader attachment tube??? Without a diagram or instructions, it made no sense what it was or what to do with it. - No instructions or assembly diagram. Again, what should I do with this silicone tube? By dumb luck and trial-and-error, I finally figured out it was the presta stem seal Nice to haves: - a carrying case would be ideal. This thing is bulky and heavy. - a place to store the spare nozzle. I am sure to lose whichever one I'm not using. If I store it somewhere safe, I'll never have it with me. It would be nice to be able to at least clip it to the hose, or better yet, provide a carrying case with a spot for the unused nozzle - a spare silicone tube would be nice, now that I know it's a seal that rubs on the presta threads and may eventually wear. Once I figured out where to put the silicone tube, things worked great. I haven't checked accuracy with multiple other gauges, but I am prone to assume this is the most accurate. In all, a great gauge, but a carrying case would make it near perfect.