greenhulk:


Nice one. I'll check it out. And honestly I don't recommend digital guage for vulcanizers actually, unless they can get a genuine one as they need to use it several times a day. But for a private user like me that get to use it maybe 1 time in a week, then it makes sense. At least I can use it up to 6 months or 1 yr before it starts acting up, and at that price it's a win win. My thoughts.

You're right. I Guess it's a matter of choice. I'm pretty heavy-handed. I need something i can throw arnd without worrying about damage.

Try taking the pressure of the same tire multiple times at abt 30s interval, and see if you get the same reading .

I think, you can see it here: http://careyourcars.com/best-digital-tire-pressure-gauge/

Here is good reviews of best product:

https://automotivespaces.com/best-tire-pressure-gauge/

Getting a very "SOLID" digital guage for $10 ? Highly unlikely, even abroad.

This even has a bleed button , that allows you to more accurately reduce your tire pressure (while watching the dial) without removing the guage.

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bizzle2:

There is no "Normal" guage. The max pressure differs from tire to tire. Just read the information on the outer walls of your tire and conform accordingly.

For instance , The rear tires on my SUV have a 51psi max inflation pressure rating.

I beg to differ, use the Tyre recommended pressure of your car not that of Tyre..
i.e always follow the information on ur vehicle pillar sticker regarding Tyre pressure irrespective of Tyre brand u buy.

Eldemmi:


I beg to differ, use the Tyre recommended pressure of your car not that of Tyre..
i.e always follow the information on ur vehicle pillar sticker regarding Tyre pressure irrespective of Tyre brand u buy.

When I say conform accordingly I don't mean inflate your tyre to 51psi , I mean take note of the specs and factor them .
Pressure recommendation on my MDX is 32 psi, but I have my tyres inflated to 35 psi , even though the max inflation pressure for my tyres is over 50 psi.

Manufacturer recommended pressure serves as the minimum for me while the max pressure for your tyre is the Max treshhold . . . As you move from min to max you trade grip and lifespan for comfort.

The factory spare tyre is inflated to 60 psi by the way

bizzle2:

When I say conform accordingly I don't mean inflate your tyre to 51psi , I mean take note of the specs and factor them .
Pressure recommendation on my MDX is 32 psi, but I have my tyres inflated to 35 psi , even though the max inflation pressure for my tyres is over 50 psi.


The factory spare tyre is inflated to 60 psi by the way

I Love this your way sa..