Tyre pressure guage (1 Viewer)

Oct 15, 2007
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Following on from Jim's announcment it reminded my about the completely usless peice of :censored:2:Mad: Halfords £20 guage I bought a while ago.

So, any recomendations on where and what, bearing in mind it needs to read in excess of 65PSI?

Cheers all:thumb:
 

Jim

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Jul 19, 2007
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Maybe i should source a good one and sell it. ::bigsmile:

The forecourt ones take such a hammering they cannot be relied upon and anyway by the time we get to the service station the temp in the tyre has risen so has the pressure.

I use a digital one from BMW from when I had a BMW Bike, always keep it wrapped in a rag to insulate it from shocks and its still good even though it must be 15 years old. I think most named digitals will be OK Michelin etc.
 

scotjimland

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I use an old Dunlop pocket gauge, the kind that the uses the air pressure to push a rod out.. nothing to go wrong, no batteries or chips.. another great example of KISS

Not sure if you can still buy them or not..

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Oct 15, 2007
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I use an old Dunlop pocket gauge, the kind that the uses the air pressure to push a rod out.. nothing to go wrong, no batteries or chips.. another great example of KISS

Not sure if you can still buy them or not..

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No pic, but I know what you mean, and I've got two of them, but they only run to 50PSI.
 

hilldweller

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Following on from Jim's announcment it reminded my about the completely usless peice of :censored:2:Mad: Halfords £20 guage I bought a while ago.

So, any recomendations on where and what, bearing in mind it needs to read in excess of 65PSI?

Cheers all:thumb:

I love this one, can't believe the price.....

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hilldweller

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I this one you use/trust then?

Yes indeed, tested against one or two others I have. No matter what/where the valve is you get a reading with this. And it looks good. It came loose at the valve so I took it to bits, beautiful turned brass parts.

I don't know if I bought from this vendor but it's the same one and same price from memory.
 

Jaws

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We carry a nice digi one in stock.. Good for up to 11 bar or 150 psi

Digital LCD Display
Selectable pressure ratings (PSI/BAR/kPa/kg-CM)
Rotating nozzle
Pressure release button
Battery life display
CE Approved

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Oct 15, 2007
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We carry a nice digi one in stock.. Good for up to 11 bar or 150 psi

Digital LCD Display
Selectable pressure ratings (PSI/BAR/kPa/kg-CM)
Rotating nozzle
Pressure release button
Battery life display
CE Approved

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£15.99 plus £2.00 p and p


Cheers, but I've just ordered one of the Draper one's Brian recommended. I kinda like the idea of analogue, less to go wrong, and £9.86 delivered:thumb:
 

darklord

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There is a commercial one available, same as the "pop out " one, about fifteen quid if i remember, and about a foot long.Use din commecial workshops.
 

slobadoberbob

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i use one from tool station

Draper do a cheap one as do tool station.. it is the part I fit on my air hose .. you can use them to read the tyre pressure when not connected to the compressor hose.. it has a dial that goes from 0 right up to 130 psi and gives bar reading as well.. I checked my trailer with it the other day before I connected up the compressor... they were down a couple of lbs over the last 2 months (they have to be 60 psi).. but works better than some of the gauges you buy.

Bob

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Popeye

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That's a robust piece of kit, I'll have one. I have calibrated devices at work so I can check it every so often. Cheers Brian. :thumb:
 

chrisgreen

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i dont need a tyre pressure guage to check my tyre pressure's i have these little flashing valve cap's that tell me if my tyres need air:roflmto:
 

madbluemad

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I got mine from Halfords. It measures in Bar or PSI and is perfectly suitable.
Jim
:Smile:

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May 16, 2010
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We carry a nice digi one in stock.. Good for up to 11 bar or 150 psi

Digital LCD Display
Selectable pressure ratings (PSI/BAR/kPa/kg-CM)
Rotating nozzle
Pressure release button
Battery life display
CE Approved

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£15.99 plus £2.00 p and p

Can you just refresh my memory of your website please?
 

Jaws

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LOL !! Cheers Brian..

Here is a link straight to the gauges :thumb:

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Anyone from here gets one, send me a separate email and I will refund 10% to them :thumb:

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Jaws

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OOps !! Dunno why but that link jumps too low on the page.. The gauges are a few items above..
 

Jaws

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Weird ! It certainly should go to the right place but when I used it it went down a bit too far !

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Chris

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Jaws - Maybe you should team up with Jim in some way?

These two products go together well:thumb:

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pappajohn

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I use one very similar to this....

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Very consistent readings.

used to prove the gauge on my garage compressor is 5psi low and the gauge on my Ring RAC type mini compressor is 7psi low.
 

mikebeaches

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I love this one, can't believe the price.....

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I've got the Draper one and find it excellent. Bought it about 3 years ago on Amazon and I see you can still buy them there (though no idea if it's the same seller mine came from). I paid about the price it is on ebay.

[ame]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Draper-69924-Pressure-Gauge-Flexible/dp/B0002GV286/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1334869314&sr=8-5[/ame]

I've had digital ones in the past - probably too cheap - but they never lasted 5-minutes.

Like others have mentioned, the analogue gauge is kind or reassuring. And as Brian said, very well made.
 
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Auto Express did a test in Tyre Pressure Gauges

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Looks like the Ring Digital or the Draper analogue are the best.

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