TireTek Tire Pressure Gauge for Cars and Trucks (60 PSI, ANSI Certified) - Air Pressure Gauge for Tires, Motorcycle & SUV with Flexible Air Chuck - Easy to Read Analog Circular Dial Low PSI Checker

I ordered this just to use up my amazon gift card balance from Christmas. I am happy I purchased this pressure gauge. It is easy to read and very easy to use. The quality is good and accurate. This is a great value, I should have bought this before now.

Works much better than the pencil-type gages, and the rubber grip is an unexpected plus! Easy to use; connector to tire stem swivels for convenience. A good buy!

I received my tire gauge right on time and to be honest, was really surprised with the quality. The rubber around the outside can be removed easily to be replaced or cleaned and it makes the gauge much easier to hold when wearing gloves in cold weather(Not to mention very shock resistant to drops). The gauge itself is extremely sturdy and easy to use. I tried it on the same tire ten times to get an idea of accuracy and every time it read the same pressure. I checked it against two other tire gauges and, again, same pressures.My biggest joy from buying this tire gauge came from an email I received about two days after it arrived. The President of the company actually sent me a personal email and asked how I liked it and if I had any concerns. I sent back an email stating that the gauge was very well built but that for some reason the company name was nowhere to be found on it. I couldn't understand why they would not want to brand their product. I fully expected to never hear again from the email, but less than a day later I received another email back from the same man stating that the branding (TireTek, shown in the picture) had been added to the most recent shipment of gauges they sent to Amazon. They added this due to people, just like me, asking the same question in the email. (So they really do listen!) He then proceed to tell me that if I ever had any problems or concerns with the gauge in the future to feel free to contact him, and in his quoted words, "I hope you enjoy the tire gauge for many years to come. If you need anything else at all, please do not hesitate to email me and we will take good care of you!" Five Stars to this little company. That is amazing costumer service for buying a tire gauge!

a while back someone gifted me a digital gauge. it was a tad weighty and lit up when u didn't need it to. i put it in the vehicle and forgot about it until years later when i get a dash warning that a tire is low. course that had to happen in the rain while on a 200 mile trip. mind you, we had not traveled in years due to covid, so it was a perfect time for something to go wrong. i got my digital gauge and it reads 30 sumpin'. tried it again and nothing! murphy never sleeps, y'all; and if that wasn't enough, this gauge takes 73 of those button batteries which we all keep around - NOT!i ordered this pup when we got back and it's a dream. very easy to read with nice spacing on the dial. it's actually easier to read than the digital one. now it's a tad large for those that prefer the pencil variety, but that thick rubber rim can be removed. personally, i prefer that rubbery stuff cause it fits the hand well and makes it less likely to be dropped. so yes, indeed this is a very good gauge. the only unknown is its durability.

This tire pressure gauge is excellent. It is very well made and very accurate. I highly recommend this product.

This gauge is OUTSTANDING.PRO:- It has a reinforced rubber hose between the gauge and the valve that is long enough to reach into any tire rim, and heavy-duty enough that it won't kink, twist, or wear out quickly;- gauge has a large white dial that is easy to read, even for those of us who never try to look at anything within arm's length without glasses;- it holds the reading, locking it on the gauge, until you press the pressure bleed button on the release valve;- the gauge is reinforced with heavy rubber, making it impervious to damage from accidental dropping or banging against a rim;- NO BATTERIES (I can't tell you how many digital gauges I have thrown away because the batteries were not replaceable, or simply died due to age - usually right when I needed to use the gauge);- accurate (calibrated to ANSI B40.1 Grade B, which is the standard used by Consumer Reports when they test tire pressure gauges)- 0 to 60 psi reading - my kids' bicycles have higher-pressure tires, and this gauge reads their pressures without difficulty;CON:- the free "car care guide" seems a wee bit simplistic, and contains nothing most people don't already know;- there is nothing on the gauge that tells me where it was manufactured, but it is getting difficult to find anything not made in China these days;- not fluid-filled (I am not sure this is necessarily bad, but my racing friends tell me fluid-filled gauges are smoother in operation. That said, I have NO idea what "fluid" is used on such gauges, and anyone living in the north who stores their gauge in a car's trunk or glove box probably would be upset if they needed to use the gauge and found it frozen - or worse).

Tire gauge works great,and is easy to use.

Easy to use, appears to be good quality.