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    Sears has the Accutire MS4020 Digital Gauge on sale for $9.99 with a free shipping rebate thru Nov. 19. It was rated `excellent` in Consumer Reports Tire Gauge Tests



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    Reading some threads on Autopia, some said its a bit of a pain to use compared to the pencil & dial gauges. Has to be set just right on the valve for the gauge to read. I decided to order one anyway and if its not good, just return it to Sears.

    Autopia `Accutire` threads

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    Accugage is great...take care of it, don`t drop it. I`ve mailed mine back to Meiser and they will check and re-cal at no charge (at least they used to).
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    I bought this one http://www.autogeek.net/acdeba.html



    I got it from Herrington catalog. I drove over it in my car and broke it. They took it back 4 years later and replaced with a new one!



    Works great. I use it on the 4 family cars once a month.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spilchy
    I bought this one http://www.autogeek.net/acdeba.html



    I got it from Herrington catalog. I drove over it in my car and broke it. They took it back 4 years later and replaced with a new one!



    Works great. I use it on the 4 family cars once a month.


    I believe that is basically the same as the 4020, except yours has the added backlight. Both were rated 1&2 `excellent` by CR. Amazon sells the 4000 for quite a bit cheaper than Autogeek. Accutire MS-4000B at Amazon

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    Longacre makes some very accurate tire pressure gauges. Quite pricey thoough...the one shown is $285.00 USD.



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    I use this Campbell Hausfeld MP6000 hooked to our compressor.



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    I forgot to say- it was purchased for I believe just under $20 at either Northern Tool or Wal-Mart, I don`t recall off the top of my head.
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    quick car racing products i have the very best tire guage used by pros wonderful product..look at there site

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    For car tires is it best to get 60 or 100 psi range gauge?

    My tires hold about 35-39.

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    Digital gauges are generally more accurate. I bought mine on Amazon. Cheap and accurate.



    Amazon.com: Accutire MS-4021B Standard Digital Tire Gauge: Automotive

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    Quote Originally Posted by utforme
    For car tires is it best to get 60 or 100 psi range gauge?

    My tires hold about 35-39.


    A gauge is most accurate in it`s middle range. So you`re kind of in between, but if it was me, I`d go with the 60 psi. I`ve got an Accu-tire for my truck, but on my kart, where .5 psi makes a difference, I have a Longacre Deluxe.
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    For car tires is it best to get 60 or 100 psi range gauge?

    My tires hold about 35-39.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kompressornsc
    A gauge is most accurate in it`s middle range. So you`re kind of in between, but if it was me, I`d go with the 60 psi. I`ve got an Accu-tire for my truck, but on my kart, where .5 psi makes a difference, I have a Longacre Deluxe.


    Thanks.. I almost purchase a 100 psi this morning. I`ll go back and get the 60.

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    Solotime performance has some really great tire gauges that have pressure relief valves, which are quite handy when you`re at an autocross or track.



    -Tire Gauges



    or just Google Solotime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by simracer
    Solotime performance has some really great tire gauges that have pressure relief valves, which are quite handy when you`re at an autocross or track.



    -Tire Gauges



    or just Google Solotime.


    Nice gauges.

    Thanks.

 

 
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