Tire pressure gauge

Here is the recent thread on the same topic. Lots of info, some of it is even good.

Tire pressure gauges

There's a recent 3 plus page diatribe on this. All you could ever want to hear about the subject.

fj12ryder wrote:
Depends on how much difference there is between the three. I have 4 that I use regularly and they all agree within 1-2 psi.

Which one do you use the most ,or do you just switch off from one to the other :@

I have several and they all match. They also match the TPMS readings. The only bad gauge is on the compressor. It was OK when new but is now off by almost 10 psi. There does not seem to be any way to calibrate it so I just know to take the pressure up to about 90 psi on the compressor so the actual pressure is about 80 psi.

Depends on how much difference there is between the three. I have 4 that I use regularly and they all agree within 1-2 psi.

Birdnst wrote:
We all monitor our tires as evident from a lot of posts about tires.
The question l have is what pressure gauge?
I have 3 different ones Kobalt digital, Accurite digital, and parts store dial gauge, all 3 give a different reading, don't know which one is right.
What are you using?

If you check further down on General RVing Issues page 1 ,you will see six pages of this subject, and many options for a gauge.

I have used a simple stick gauge for years, thats got the numbers nearly worn off, and its as accurate as I need. I see no need to invest a lot of money in one. It matches my trucks TPMS to the psi. ,and its within 3 psi of my fifth wheels TPMS. As said no need for anything else.

Pick one see where it matches up with a TPMS ,and be done .

Just slightly off topic but which of your digital clocks shows the real time?

Just use the same gauge everytime. Each vehicle I own has its own tire gauge in the glove compartment.

I prefer "name brand" gauges. Decades ago the NAPA "stick gauge" (the simple air gauge) was ranked very high compared to others. I still prefer NAPA gauges, don't know if they are still as good.

That's the problem. It's been said that a mechanic with one gauge knows what his pressure is. A mechanic with 2 gauges is never sure! As long as your within a few pounds of where you need to be you will be OK.

I use the Accurite, but unless one seems way different, I'd just use the one you like.

Jerry