Godeson Bicycle Tyre Pressure Gauge, 0-160psi/11bar Tyre Pressure Gauge for Presta Tyre Valve,Mechanical Gauge,No Batteries, Not for Scharder Valves

Just arrived so tried it out on both tyres on my bike with presta valves. Unscrewed the little brass gnurled nut an applied the gauge. You need to be quite precise fitting it over the valve and then, with a little extra force, you get a reading. The needle flips around the gauge and stays in place while you remove the unit so it's really easy to read the measurement. To reset the gauge, you simply press the pressure release button. This it a lovely little gauge which is reassuringly heavy and solid in your hand and I like the tyre shock protection cover. Thos is a Day 1 review so I will amend this in a couple of months to comment on durability of reliability.

In my opinion something all cyclist with PESTA value bike tyres should have. Just switched to tubeless tyres so needed to check pressure for piece of mind. This fits in the palm of your hand and easily into a saddle bag. Quick and easy to use holds pressure reading when removed from the valve so makes reading a doddle. Also has very useful button on the side that releases pressure once read and also allows controlled release of air to get an accurate pressure in the tyre.

This gauge seems accurate (same readings as my track pump anyway!) and is easy to use. The ability to slightly over inflate and then use the relief valve to bring the pressure down to required level is very useful. Today's tubeless road tyres seem very sensitive to subtle pressure variances in their feel when being ridden.I'm running Mavic Ksyrium Elite UST wheels and because the back wheel is slightly deeper sectioned than the front, the length of valve sticking out is only just long enough for the pressure gauge to be pushed on far enough.Time will tell whether it will still be airtight once the gauge washer wears a bit after repeated use....The rubber "fake tyre" cover overlaps the dial a bit too much meaning you have to angle the gauge once off the valve to read it (I use 80 - 86 psi), but it's not the end of the world and I've left it be.I've knocked one star off because my gauge didn't hold the pressure reading when removed from the valve. I asked via this site if other buyers had had a similar experience and the majority haven't.One reply highlighted that I may have inadvertently got tubeless sealant in the relief valve. I followed the instruction manual with regarding clearing this (pushing twisting and pulling up the relief valve button) and it has improved it to a point where the pressure reading will hold long enough for me to read it - but then it slowly sinks over a few minutes.I can use it at this so I've kept it without returning it.I like this gauge. There is something reassuringly mechanically olde worlde about it with it's metal and brass construction and Bourdon tube mechanism. I much prefer this to a digital gauge, and it's significantly cheaper than the traditional well known brand names out there (which also seem to have their own issues nowadays according to their reviews).For the price, it's excellent value for money. I've also bought one for a relative of mine as a Christmas present!

Very easy to use and feels substantial (only had it a week though).Interesting to compare with my track pump which is reading a bit low, good to know.

Worked fine for a bit when I finally got my bike out after lockdown. However it has now failed and will not depress the pin in the tyre valve anymore. It looks as if the brass piston has seized in it's brass sleeve. Asking if anyone has a remedy for this or if it will be replaced?I liked it when it worked!

Used to double check pump pressure. If your anal about these type of things, then this is for you to.

Arrived on time and works well. Bought to check against my floor pumps gauge and it shows 4-5 lbs + of a difference but I am more inclined to believe the reading on this compared to the pump. Easy to read as it holds the pressure when you take it off of the valve or if you want to lower the tyre pressure when it's on there is a release valve at the side to save you taking it on and off to check. Feels sturdy enough.

Good quality item tested with paper work included for test results seems to work very well easy to use