tire pressure gauge recommendations
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tire pressure gauge recommendations
Hello,
What's a good tire pressure gauge to get? I don't really want to spend more than $50, but I want an accurate one with an easy bleed off button.
Thanks for the info.
What's a good tire pressure gauge to get? I don't really want to spend more than $50, but I want an accurate one with an easy bleed off button.
Thanks for the info.
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I have a couple of friends that have Longacre gauges that they like. I believe they have one or two models for around $50-$60. I'll be interested in the responses you receive. C5 XTC
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Hard to beat the Longacre liquid filled gages:
http://www.longacreracing.com/catalo...d=1118&catid=8
http://www.longacreracing.com/catalo...d=1118&catid=8
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Hard to beat the Longacre liquid filled gages:
http://www.longacreracing.com/catalo...d=1118&catid=8
http://www.longacreracing.com/catalo...d=1118&catid=8
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We use and sell a nice one with the features that you mention and it is only $27.95 plus shipping.
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...products_id=74
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...products_id=74
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We use and sell a nice one with the features that you mention and it is only $27.95 plus shipping.
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...products_id=74
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...products_id=74
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I would also suggest making sure that the gauge has a protective cover, in case you drop it. Also would make the suggestion that you buy a cheap digital to use as a comparison gauge - mine sits on a shelf and is used only once every other month or so to compare against the gauge I use most often. This way, in case you damage your gauge and the readings move a little, you'll know it.
Al Chan
2003 Z06
I would also suggest making sure that the gauge has a protective cover, in case you drop it. Also would make the suggestion that you buy a cheap digital to use as a comparison gauge - mine sits on a shelf and is used only once every other month or so to compare against the gauge I use most often. This way, in case you damage your gauge and the readings move a little, you'll know it.
Al Chan
2003 Z06