I have no idea what brand it might be, but my favourite is an analog
guage about 2 inches in diameter with a rubber hose about a foot long.
Easy to use no matter where the valve is on the wheel and big enough for
an old buy like me to see even if the light is poor.
I had a similar one but withou
> Craig wrote:
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> What is your favorite pressure gauge?
>
> What type is it (stick, dial, digital, etc.)?
My favorite for the garage is one I built from a dial gauge and a
straight Schraeder fitting. But the glass dial face doesn't travel
so well. (The glass is currently held together with shoe
I like the digital ones that actually talk. This reminds me that I need to get
another one.
Kevin in Hillsboro Oregon
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> On Nov 5, 2014, at 5:44 PM, dseretakis--- via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> I kinda like the digital ones.
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>> On Nov 5, 2014, at 7:55
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
Oops, I meant Meiser Accu-gage, with the checkered flag logo on it.
Accu-gages on Amazon look higher quality than Accu-tire.
Can't find one exactly like mine, but all the new ones look like quality
stuff.
It looks like the M-Series Meiser gauges are the ones sti
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From: Craig via Mercedes
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Subject: [MBZ] Tire pressure gauges
>What is your favorite pressure >gauge?
Milton, or Accutire.
>What type is it (stick, dial, digital, >etc.)?
Milton is a sti
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
Some of my favorites:
My Accutire pro dial gauge with a 10" hose and bleeder valve on it.
New ones look different, so no guarantees there, but mine from the 1980s
was always very accurate.
Oops, I meant Meiser Accu-gauge, with the checkered flag logo on it.
Acc
Some of my favorites:
My Accutire pro dial gauge with a 10" hose and bleeder valve on it.
New ones look different, so no guarantees there, but mine from the 1980s was
always very accurate.
A Schrader pencil gauge that my nephew had. I never found one in a store, but
the stick was round alumin
Just spent $9 at FLAPS on a Victor analog gauge. Compared it to the cheapo
stick gauge I've carried in the car for years, they both read about the
same (agree within 1 psi). Stick gauge has increments of 2 psi, analog
gauge increments are 1, so you make more accurate measurements with the
more ex
I bought a MIlton small truck gauge (0-100PSI) 40 years ago. It is
still the reference that i use to check the cheep chinee ones. In
has the double head for duals. Not a fan od digital crap that needs
batteries when a gauge will do. (and last way longer)
I keep it in the main OTR veee-hick
I kinda like the digital ones.
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> On Nov 5, 2014, at 7:55 PM, Craig via Mercedes wrote:
>
> What is your favorite pressure gauge?
>
> What type is it (stick, dial, digital, etc.)?
>
> How accurate is it? (I'll confess to being a stickler about accuracy.)
>
> What is its ra
My favorite for a combination fill valve and pressure gauge, is sold at
Harbor Freight on sale for a bit over $5. It has the stick type indicator
which ranges from 10 PSI to 130 PSI. I've tested it against my digital
pressure gage and found all 6 I own to be within 1/2 PSI, which is "close
enough".
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