does the guage hold the needle in position after removed from tire?
995812
No it does not - the chuck needs to be held on the tire valve for the needle to remain in position. With this gauge it's easiest to over-inflate a bit and then use the built-in bleed valve to get to the desired pressure.
2055024
No, gauge worked, but the presto valve busted five or six valve needle. I replaced the valve head.
1559034
Not sure if it is accurate but used it once and it worked great. It is perfect for emergency situations to get you on the road and someplace to assess the repair need....of course if the tire is blown nothing will work.
630494
I have not noticed that issue, but havew been very dissapointed with the overall performance of this unit and have not used it enough to experience a needle issue.
2267914
Mine came complete with air nozzle and you do not need a pressure guage. Because you dial the pressure you want and it shuts off at that pressure when tire is full . The beauty of moving and storage. Are added. Bonuses
17022
not that I know but it does not take long to fill a tire and the meter is very easy to read.
1093426
Both. If you push the trigger button, it will clear the reading and/or switch between measuring units. Also, you can press the valve against the tire fill valve and it will instantly clear the reading and measure the next pressure reading.
2022136
I get a different reading from every gauge I use. . .TD seems consistent between tires, though. Maybe battery?
846690
mine was fine when received from the seller. The gauge will probably still work ok. Just make certain you handle & store carefully.Nick
691704
After checking a tire pressure the reading on the gauge stays until the gauge goes into the " automatic shut off " then the reading disappears. Also, the reading will disappear if another pressure check is made immediately after the first check which will remain until the auto shut off occurs. The gauge does not have memory storage that can be reviewed to record pressure changes. A good example recently I had a tire with a very slow leak....I had to write down the tire pressure to compare the next test the next day to see if pressure was lost over night. It would be nice if the gauge had a small memory to compare readings. Other that that it seems to be an accurate gauge. Hope this answers your question.
571918
My gauge reads up to 120 PSI. Well worth the money as I patched a nail hole in my 20" truck tire and it has held for over 6 months. Hope this helps!
1305757
In my case the gauge was accurate when I compared it with my pencil type tire gauge. I have not used the unit much to find out how reliable it is. It has been consistent so far.
1227012
No it does not. When you remove the item you are weighing it goes back to zero.
2145040
The only way to remove air from a tire (or whatever else you are using) is to place the coupler into the tire valve and bleed off the air. You have to push the center of the valve in to place air in the tire and pump it up. Without pulling the trigger on the handle, you can push the tire valve center in and allow air out of the tire. So far as I can tell, the tire pressure gauge is quite accurate.
1188075
Yes it does! Pretty solid needle as well. Haven't used it yet so I'm not sure how good it actually is
1037
The black screw at the bottom center is an adjustment, turn it until the needle gets to zero. If it won't then return it.
1694496
If you gently spin the inner gaue part around it should line up a number even with the outer body (best I can describe it)...if it doesn't (like the closest is 4.5) then use the lower number to be safe...also, remember to take multiple readings from different areas on the same tire...JM2CYMMV.