I really like this one, it has worked good for a couple years and you can use it on the front and back tires

http://www.longacreracing.com/products.aspx?itemid=1700&prodid=7354

 

Intercomp

 

I'll have to check mine. It's digital and goes in 0.2 increments. 1/2 lbs is big steps if you ask me.

 

The longacre one is the one they had!! That was the one I was hoping to find. I'm open to .2 increments as well just need something that is reliable and accurate.

 

http://www.buxtonengineering.com/digital_tire_pressure_gauge.php

 

Never bought into the accuracy deal.
As long as you use the same gauge, the same way, log your readings and how the car reacts you're good to go.


The one in my trailer has gotta be 30 years old. IIRC it has 1/4lb marks. Got it for a case of beer.

YMMV

 

Never bought into the accuracy deal.
As long as you use the same gauge, the same way, log your readings and how the car reacts you're good to go.

This^^^

 

I've used a Quickcar dial low pressure glow in the dark gauge for years.https://www.quickcar.com/tire-gauges/?sort=featured&page=1
When it got old and sticky I used the hose assy. and bought a digital head for it on Amazon.

 

Thanks for the replies everyone!!

 

Milton part number S931. Accurate, cheap, indestructible and fits in your pocket.

https://www.miltonindustries.com/dial-tire-gage.html

 

+1 on using the same gauge.

I have this one (0-60psi) and it has been working well for 3 years now.
http://www.longacreracing.com/produ...products.aspx?itemid=1715&prodid=7352&pagetitle=Pro-Digital-Tire-Pressure-Gauge

 

I use the moroso 0-15 lb one, it actually has 2 decimal places. I had a jegs one at first, one battery change and it was done. Moroso one has lasted me a while and i check it against an analog one i have that is brand new from time to time to make sure.

 

Large glow face Intercomp 0 - 15 lb'er here. Phuck batteries, another thing to worry about.

Agree 100% on pressure accuracy and using the same gauge. I've tested four very good gauges back to back to back, two digital and two analog. None of them read the exact same. I forgot mine on the golf cart a couple years ago after running the Jr's and my brother asked me if I wanted to use his. Just left the tires alone. Would rather be off a 1/4 pound than who knows what they would have been had I used his.

 

Intercomp 360045
down to .1 psi

 

When I worked at Moroso we had a gauge tester that we kept on the race support trailer.
It consisted of a air tank with a regulator and a master gauge. We would test your gauge against the master and tell you how much it was off.

 

When I worked at Moroso we had a gauge tester that we kept on the race support trailer.
It consisted of a air tank with a regulator and a master gauge. We would test your gauge against the master and tell you how much it was off.

 

I am going to purchase the longacre one. Thanks guys!

 

I use the Joe's 30# gauge. 1/2# incriments and glow in the dark face.

I like it and others that have borrowed it thought very highly of it. A few friends bought their own after using mine.

 

I have a Joe's gauge that I use for the front tires. Works very nice.

 

These work really well for the money, I have several I've been using for quite a few years with no issues. I have checked them on our cal bench at work and found them to be extremely accurate also. You can get the hose assembly from Jegs

https://www.ebay.com/itm/0-200PSI-D...15?hash=item3aeaa2b32f:g:xHAAAOSwIhxZaCoV&_nkw=digital+air+pressure+gauge&rt=nc

 

I was taught that an analog gauge should be used for a pressure that was between 1/3 to 2/3 of its scale.

For 5#-10# tire pressure, a 0-15# gauge would be better than a 60# gauge.

 

That's why I use a 30# gauge.

 

Longacre analog with glow in the dark face.

 

https://www.mrostop.com/scjr-8700-ema-parker-servicejunior-digital-gauge.html


I love mine.

 

Hell yeah I would hope so for $500!! That thing better give happy endings too

 

I sent the Jegs digital one I bought back. That POS wouldn't register the pressure or anything. Put a new battery in it and still kept dying. Ended up buying the Moroso one so should be good to go!

 

To anyone who has a gauge with a hose and bleed that is not accurate, just buy a new gauge.

To those who say no two gauges read the same they are right.

A 20 dollar gauge will read 1/4 lb different than another at 7lbs

A 350 dollar gauge will read .01lb different than another at 0-15 lbs