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A good tire gauge?

Dutchmanaz

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Where can I buy a good, accurate tire air gauge for automobiles and travel trailers? I've gone thru several, some of which had worked ok but others didn't last very long.
 
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22-W

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I like my Astro digital one. Can add or release air very easily. I guess it’s actually an inflator, not just a gauge.
 

spyerx

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I just Longacre. I have analog and digital ones, with pressure release. I prefer the analog ones. The Non-ball chuck type is best. Easy to use. They are consistent and accurate. Just make sure you get one for the pressure range you need (trailer tires can be higher pressure)

You can get them at amazon. I used them for years at the track and they are very durable.
 
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svhamelly

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I just Longacre. I have analog and digital ones, with pressure release. I prefer the analog ones. The Non-ball chuck type is best. Easy to use. They are consistent and accurate. Just make sure you get one for the pressure range you need (trailer tires can be higher pressure)

You can get them at amazon. I used them for years at the track and they are very durable.
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I have 2 Longacre gauges, they are great!!!
 

drmarkr

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I just Longacre. I have analog and digital ones, with pressure release. I prefer the analog ones. The Non-ball chuck type is best. Easy to use. They are consistent and accurate. Just make sure you get one for the pressure range you need (trailer tires can be higher pressure)

You can get them at amazon. I used them for years at the track and they are very durable.

We use a Longacre analog for all of our race cars. Reliable, accurate and proven.

I have several of these things spread around the shop at the track and at home for use on daily drivers. I've checked them against the longacre and they're very close. They're also cheap enough that if one takes a **** I'll just throw it away and grab another one. For the record, I've had to throw none of them away....yet, lol.

 
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Dutchmanaz

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Have the longacre analog air pressure gauge and an air chuck from them on order from Amazon. Spendy but hopefully I won't have to purchase again. Appreciate the advice. Thanks!
 
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