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Adjustable Tire Pressure Gauge

I ordered one of these yesterday from my local NAPA store and it will be available for pick up later today.  After I get it I'm planning to take it to a truck tire shop and get it calibrated for accuracy. The guys at the tire shop steered me towards this one at NAPA, as the last gauge I bought and took to them for testing was reading 106 PSI at 100 PSI (like most, non-adjustable), so I returned it.

https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NTH90399

Does anyone have a better idea to obtain correct PSI readings?

Re: Adjustable Tire Pressure Gauge

Reply #1 –
If you have a bigger budget I purchased two powertank digital TIG 8340 kits. 1% accuracy.  Six foot hose for safety.  Front and outside tires can use the clip on end.

Obviously a pro grade tool.

Someone here linked this long ago.  Thanks. 

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Re: Adjustable Tire Pressure Gauge

Reply #3 –
Quote from: Caflashbob –
If you have a bigger budget I purchased two powertank digital TIG 8340 kits. 1% accuracy.  Six foot hose for safety.  Front and outside tires can use the clip on end.

Obviously a pro grade tool.

Someone here linked this long ago.  Thanks. 


That gauge looks a lot like this one I bought not long ago. So far I like it a lot. Says 2% accuracy.

P.I. Auto Store Premium Digital Tire Pressure Gauge. 200Psi. Heavy Duty...

Mark
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