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I'd agree analog gauges are the best option. I started off with a digital one.. it was quite a cheap model but I check my tires regularly (at least once a month) and I ended up spending more on batteries than the gauge cost! Go for analogue with a large dial, mine has lasted for 8 years and...

I have a blackhawk one which does the job and is in the lower range when it comes to price.

Absolutely, dont go higher than approx 60 psi for normal car tires. It seems the industry standard is 2%, which i think is sufficient. The variation due to the heat of tires during use will vary the pressure more than that.

Some good inspiration here! Mine's not even worth the time it would take to clear the clutter...