Professional Digital Tire Pressure Gauge
High quality digital tire pressure gauge for cars, motorcycles, and more. It’s designed for use with standard Schrader valves.
Features
- Replaceable Battery: Uses 2 LR44 lithium batteries (included).
- Measurement Range: Measures from 0.3 to 10 BARs or 3 to 150 PSI.
- No Calibration Needed: Provides excellent measurement repeatability that is not achievable with analog gauges.
- Digital Display: Features a clear, easy-to-read digital display.
- Ergonomic Profile: The special shape makes it easy to take measurements, even on unusual alloy wheels.
- High Accuracy: Provides a standard accuracy of +/- 2%.
- Energy Efficient: The gauge automatically shuts off to save power.
- Multiple Units: Displays pressure in PSI, BAR, KPA, and kg/cm².
How to Use
- Check your vehicle’s recommended tire pressure in the owner’s manual.
- Press the ON button. The display will show “8.8.8” followed by the four units.
- The display will then show a zero reading (e.g., 0.0 PSI). You can press the ON button again to cycle through the different units.
- Place the gauge’s nozzle firmly on the tire valve stem, ensuring no air escapes. Wait 1-2 seconds, then remove the nozzle and read the pressure on the LCD screen. Repeat for other tires.
- The display will stay lit for about 20 seconds before automatically turning off. You can also turn it off manually by pressing and holding the ON button for 3 seconds.
Important Notes
- Low Battery: A low battery symbol indicates it’s time to replace the batteries.
- Incorrect Reading: If you get an unusually low reading, make sure no air is leaking and that the gauge is properly seated on the valve stem.
- Releasing Air: If the tire pressure is too high, you can slowly release air by gently pressing on the tire valve with the edge of the gauge.
- Cleaning: Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the gauge. Do not submerge it in water or spray it with any liquid cleaner.
Warning
For best results check tire pressure when your tires are cold. Prolonged high speed driving can increase tire pressure, leading to a false reading. Check your tire pressure at least once a week and add air as needed.
- This gauge is intended to provide guidance for monitoring tire pressure. Only advanced and regularly calibrated devices can provide completely accurate readings.
