I have used many tire gauges over the years and I'm never sure of their accuracy. Can any one recomend one they know is accurate ?
Thanks

 

Sorry that I can't help. I have 8 of them (4 in our cars and 4 in the garage), but none of them measured the exact same psi (range was about 4 psi when I last checked). Three of them measure within 2 psi of one another, but one of those is an expensive hose/hold/bleed one, another is a medium-priced hose/hold/bleed one, and the third is a cheap-o pencil type.

 

That's the same problem I'm having. The more junk we import the worse the stuff becomes. I'd pay more if I knew I could find one that was accurate,
excluding some five hundred dollar NASCAR one.

 

Some of the expensive ones can be re-calibrated, but when I go to buy a new one in town, I take one that I think is accurate in with me and test several new ones against that. That's my redneck calibration procedure.

 

try Longacre

 

I got an Eddie Bauer digital tire gauge several years ago for a present and it is still going strong. I thought I lost it so I bought the top Slime digital gauge at Autozone but I wasn't that happy with it. I rejoiced when I finally found my Eddie Bauer. I'm not saying to run out to Eddie Bauer to get one but if you do, you may be as happy as me.

 

Accutire Racing Tire Gauge

http://www.amazon.com/Accutire-MS-55...8874988&sr=8-2