Tire pressure gauges
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01-19-2012, 07:20 PM
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Bought mine from here.....www.getagauge.com/
#6
01-19-2012, 07:20 PM
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Features
Motorcycle useable functionality—90° valve head design fits even in the tightest spots, well clear of brake rotors
Functions through a 'double-bridge' smart-chip microprocessor—controls accuracy-compensating for ambient temperatures, humidity and altitude variations
Accurate to within ± 1% and measures 5.0-99.5 psi in half-pound increments
A Pleasant voice reads the pressure out loud—audible reading can be repeated
Large digital display—easy-to-read—ultimate no-fuss tool
Replaceable lithium battery
Auto on/off
Five-Year Warranty
Ergonomic Shape. Scientifically designed contours provide a solid and comfortable fit in your hand.
Hi-Grip Rubberized Texture. Non-Slip surface provides precise handling and feel.
Yes. It talks! Pressing the 'recall' button repeats the last reading as many times as you wish.
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01-19-2012, 07:33 PM
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#10
01-19-2012, 08:25 PM
Gauge(s)
Gathered 6 or 7 gauges I had laying around including 2 different HD gauges, a couple of old 4wd units from years gone by, two from a couple different tire shops collected over the years, and one that is less than 3" long that I got as a 'throwaway' from a meeting at a hotel ballroom.
You may have seen the ones that were common when gas was over $5/gal and some idiots were pontificating to just keep tire pressures up and save all that fuel.... and these little 'gimmez' were floating around everywhere you looked...
Tried 'em all on both tires; 4 of them were within +/-1# of each other (and the service test baseline); one was off a couple of #s; and one of the 'tire shop' units was off +3#s (low).
The little cheap 'throwaway' was right in the middle of the 4 that were all but dead even.
Go figger...
You may have seen the ones that were common when gas was over $5/gal and some idiots were pontificating to just keep tire pressures up and save all that fuel.... and these little 'gimmez' were floating around everywhere you looked...
Tried 'em all on both tires; 4 of them were within +/-1# of each other (and the service test baseline); one was off a couple of #s; and one of the 'tire shop' units was off +3#s (low).
The little cheap 'throwaway' was right in the middle of the 4 that were all but dead even.
Go figger...
