2020 Dual RV Tire Pressure Gauge, 10-160 PSI - Perfect for Checking Slime-Protected Tires

Bill: I carry one in every glove compartment. This one is a gift to a first time car owner.

United States on Dec 13, 2023

Dan Gee: After having 2 digital gauges die on me, I opted to go with old school gauges. This one seems spot on for accuracy (based on vehicles pressure sensors) & easy to use.

United States on Nov 05, 2023

Ranger Joe: Works well enough for the riding mower, wheelbarrows, and wagons. I'll save the expensive gauges for the car tires where +/- 1~2 lbs of accuracy matters.

United States on Sep 02, 2023

gentry: Nothing not to like. Excellent build quality. Great price. Accurate too....... Uses for me.....Cars and Motorcycles......Air Pressure range 26 to 48 PSI. Bicycle.....55 PSI......accurate there too. Perfect for my needs.

United States on Apr 04, 2022

Martin Tebbutt: Good product.

Australia on Jul 04, 2021

Nallely KradövnettéNallely Kradövnetté: Es compacto para llevarlo en el auto y revisar la presión de las llantas sin ningún problema. Es preciso y tiene un botón de reinicio, no batallón con baterías porque no las necesita.

Mexico on Feb 03, 2020

Bill F.: This is an absolutely top notch product. Works well and simple to use and gives accurate measurements

Canada on Nov 05, 2018

NB: At 12 pounds according to my favourite dial gauge the Slime reads 17 pounds. This was to carry on my tractor so didn't have to be dead accurate but 5 pounds off is unusable. I have a couple much better quality ones that I carry in my cars. I've compared my favourite garage dial gauge to them and it's very close. I will compare the Slime to them in case something is wrong with my gauge and change this review if warranted.

Canada on Aug 06, 2017

LJ: I have at least half a dozen manual tire gauges ranging in price from $6-$50 and I half to say that this one, despite its price, is one of my favorites. It's nothing special but does the trick and is a bit easier to use then my other more expensive models. Forget the rotating off center head models. They look good, but this strait head model just works so much easier. Push it on start and it always sinks up perfectly without any figetting to get a good fit which I find common With the rotating off center models. Really is easier to use (comparatively) and is a great price.

Canada on Jul 05, 2016

Nancy: Although I always get my tires checked when my oil is changed, I know it's a good idea to check the pressure once a month for safety and to prolong the life of the tire. I had been using another brand (Victor) for about a year, and I never noticed the dial didn't go back to zero when released. Maybe I dropped it, but I have no idea how long I was driving around on under-inflated tires, although they look okay and have plenty of tread. In other words, I thought I was reading 30 psi when I was actually reading 25 or less. The best thing is probably to use 2 different gauges for comparison, but make sure the needle goes all the way back to zero after the pressure is released. Learn from my mistake! So far, the Slime gauge is working fine, but I've only used it a few times.

In summary, it does the job. It is easy to read and holds the pressure until you press the release button. It's small enough to keep in a glove box, but I keep it in my trunk. It looks sturdy and well-made, but for $8.99 I'll be happy if it lasts for more than a year. I will post a follow-up comment if it breaks.

Edit: 2/16/13 - Still using this gauge and it's working fine. A neighbor compared my...

United States on Oct 05, 2012