Slime 20486 Elite Dial Tire Gauge with Pressure Lock Technology (5-60 psi)

Tried several digital tire gauges. Batteries are always dead when you need them to work. And sometimes they don't work with good batteries. A lot of tire gauges don't seal well to the tire stem, and I think there is more variation between valve stems than there was years ago. These gauges read accurately and that's largely because they don't leak when you use them.Not all manual tire gauges work so well. If your worried that you might be buying a useless tire gauge, buy one of these and you'll be happy. Don't waste money by paying too much or too little. These work just great.

It worked fine after the first use. But this morning I went to check my tires and it leaks the air once disconnected from the valve stem of the tirePretty disappointed

Easy to read.

Currently own the metal housing version of this Slime gauge which works great. Very accurate when checked against other gauges. This plastic version consistently reads 27 psi on tires pressured to 35. The quality of this gauge also feels very cheap when compared to the versions with the metal housing.

Seems to work just fine, but there's too much plastic around the end of the stem. It's catching on my hub cab; I had to take a utility knife and scrap quite a bit of it away.