Campbell Hausfeld 0-60 PSI Shrader Tire Gauge - DA552400

MAL P: Not much to say.....easy to use and quality construction. I hope it lasts a long time.

Canada on Jan 09, 2023

Peter B.: Solid metal gauge, nice brass trim n display design, definitely worth the price 👍

Canada on Nov 20, 2022

malcolm maguire: Looks good, feels solid,unfortunately it reads 5lbs over on all my tires.

Canada on Oct 05, 2021

7thday: Dial is easy to read. However, getting a reliable reading is not that easy. Sometimes it won't create a good enough seal to get a true reading. Also, the pressure release button developed a leak, and stopped holding pressure after only the second use for checking four tires. Something stuck in the release valve? After some fiddling it started to work again. Too bad, it looks good and the brass machined parts look fine. It would be a nice guage if the rubber sealing parts were of proper fit and quality. I found that I needed to adjust the outer brass neck piece wher it contacts the tire valve. This was to get a more positive opening of the needle valve in the tire. So, it apparently is untested from the factory or the testing jig was out of spec if it was tested..

Canada on Sep 15, 2021

Adobe T C: I love this tire gauge. I'm a senior, but still driving. So when my dash light warned me I had a slow leak in one of my tires, I tried to find out which tire with one of those pencil sized gauge. I couldn't read it well...but I found out which tire was leaking and fixed it. I went looking for a gauge to keep in my car (the other one was borrowed) and came across this one. It works great, is easy to read and fits in my glove compartment so I don't have to be without it.

United States on Nov 26, 2020

Derrick Humber: I bought this because of the construction, no batteries required. Accuracy is probably more related to eyesight. I used this on my Honda CR-V and thought I had all the tires the same pressure but the tire low pressure light came on, so one of the tires was outside the parameters of the monitoring system. It may have also been that the sun was shining on one side of the car.
I am very please with the simplicity of this product.

Canada on Sep 20, 2020

Patrick: Pros:
- Very accurate! I ordered 2 of these (one for my car and one for the wife’s truck) and these two gauges matched the tire pressure in a tire! I expected a little bit off, but NO these were exact.
- Easy to read! I got to tell you that with my eyes it is getting harder to read small print so I am very happy with the large print on these gauges. I love it and wish others would do the same.
- Solid feel. These look solid and feel solid.
- Good size that fits nicely in my hand and fits well into my overstuffed glove box.

Cons:
- I do like having the little metal extension (prong) on a gauge to let out air from a tire. These don’t have that prong so if the tire is over inflated, I will need something else to depress the tire stem. Not really a big issue, but still.

United States on Jul 18, 2020

dbdb: I just had to respond to a previous review of someone who returned this gauge because it had a lead warning on the back. I thought that was hilarious. The state of California requires every detail, but Amazon did not provide the option of a photo upload, so this is what it says on the back of the package:
"WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov"
"WARNING: CONTAINS LEAD. MAY BE HARMFUL IF EATEN OR CHEWED. COMPLIES WITH FEDERAL STANDARDS."
All caps was in the original. P65Warnings.ca.gov did not have any helpful information specific to this device. It would seem that this tire pressure gauge is safe to use as long as you don't eat it. Or chew it!
It was accurate in reading my 4 tire pressures (all between 36 and 37 at the time). Matched the reading on 1 other device.
I did had to push it a little hard to get a seal. Maybe I wasn't perfectly square. Anyway, it was not as easy as my other device, so 4 out of 5 for "Easy to use".

United States on Apr 01, 2020

Jeff L.: I was heartbroken when I lost my beloved 40-year-old tire pressure gauge. It was sturdy, fit the valve stem well, had a large, easy-to-read dial, and was easy to use, and accurate. I couldn't find anything like it in the car parts store or tool store. Then I saw this one on Amazon; it looked the part, so I took a chance, and it was everything my old one was!

I can't remember the last time I was so happy from spending just a few dollars.

I just hope this one lasts half as long. No reason to think it won't, except it's new, and new things don't usually last as well as old ones did. But I'm very hopeful.

United States on Feb 05, 2020

Bert Tram: The gauge I received was accurate to within 1 psi or better around 30 psi and could retain a pressure reading for a minute or more (which I found quite remarkable). Gauge has a quality look and feel and is fairly heavy due to large face and brass construction so possibly not ideal for glove box storage unless kept wrapped in a soft pouch. Perfect for your tool box and the best value I've seen anywhere. (This gauge probably cost less than a set of batteries for a digital gauge) My only criticism is that the gauge is a little fussy about valve stem alignment to prevent air loss when taking measurements.

United States on Jan 25, 2020