Tire Pressure Gauge

Currently my one to go is the Jaco Elite Pro Plus

It's accurate adaptable to various core angles and not expensive.

p220sigman wrote:

BillyBob Jim wrote:

ependydad wrote:

I doubt affiliate links on forums are kosher for the forum moderators.

I have been trying to figure out just what is Kosher with some of the moderators on RVnet for awhile, especially on the around the campfire board where evidently most things are not Kosher. I think using the word Kosher may not be Kosher?

I gave up on figuring out the ATC board a while back. I've come to the conclusion that if you disagree with the position of the mod of that board, your response or the thread is deleted/closed. Now, I just shrug and move on. Most of the Mods are pretty conservative in the use of their power though and some (Tow Vehicles for instance) have the patience of a saint.

This thread is timely though as I'm currently looking for a new, more reliable, tire pressure gauge so I will be watching this one closely.

I hide ATC a long time ago. :) I don't see anything in that forum.

As for gauges, I have used this one for a couple of years. It jives with what my TST TPMS shows:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000C556QQ/

More recently, I just switched to a DIYCO D3 inflater/gauge so that I could check the pressure as I fill more easily. It's a little finicky with getting the pressure, but it is quite accurate.
https://www.amazon.com/DIYCO-Inflator-Pressure-Extension-Motorcycle/dp/B01MRZVS2S/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=DIYCO+D3+tire+pressure+gauge&qid=1564772003&s=automotive&sr=1-3

BillyBob Jim wrote:

ependydad wrote:

I doubt affiliate links on forums are kosher for the forum moderators.

I have been trying to figure out just what is Kosher with some of the moderators on RVnet for awhile, especially on the around the campfire board where evidently most things are not Kosher. I think using the word Kosher may not be Kosher?

I gave up on figuring out the ATC board a while back. I've come to the conclusion that if you disagree with the position of the mod of that board, your response or the thread is deleted/closed. Now, I just shrug and move on. Most of the Mods are pretty conservative in the use of their power though and some (Tow Vehicles for instance) have the patience of a saint.

This thread is timely though as I'm currently looking for a new, more reliable, tire pressure gauge so I will be watching this one closely.

ependydad wrote:

I doubt affiliate links on forums are kosher for the forum moderators.

I have been trying to figure out just what is Kosher with some of the moderators on RVnet for awhile, especially on the around the campfire board where evidently most things are not Kosher. I think using the word Kosher may not be Kosher?

Marcela wrote:
Milton.

Milton is now from the Land of also Right.
Had to recalculate mine. 10 psi off.

2manytoyz wrote:
Got mine here: https://amzn.to/2KjeMit

I doubt affiliate links on forums are kosher for the forum moderators. I know they're definitely not from Amazon Affiliate's rules perspective (they can only be on sites/channels/pages that you solely manage).

Got mine from Amazon. Fits the valve stems on the Class A nicely, and gives very consistent readings. The display is also easy to read in full sunlight, and has a backlight for all other conditions.



Got mine here: https://amzn.to/2KjeMit


"AstroAI ATG230 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge 230 PSI RV Heavy Duty Dual Head Stainless Steel Made for Truck Car with Larger Backlit LCD and Flashlight"

azdryheat wrote:
Just don't take a truck tire gauge through airport security. TSA kept one that one of our drivers had as it was over 7 inches long. We had driven motorhomes one way and were flying home. Good ol TSA

Who were doing their job and follwing the regs, good for them. You should have read through the prohibited items list and then put it in a checked bag.


Now you could of tried and talked it through by saying you wanted to check the air pressure on final approach just to be safe, but that may not have worked lol:B

As others have posted the Accutire is a really great one and as it's name implies they are very accurate.

I have one in all my vehicles.

There is a Forum member that ran some tests on them and posted it,I can't seem to find it now,hopefully he will stop by.

Just don't take a truck tire gauge through airport security. TSA kept one that one of our drivers had as it was over 7 inches long. We had driven motorhomes one way and were flying home. Good ol TSA.