Does the gauge hold the reading when you remove it from the tread?
1188833
Yes...it is not spring loaded...just a slider. Once you get the depth set you just gently turn the indicator and read the line corresponding to the correct depth.
186262
So far, so good! The gauge seems sturdy. I'm not sure if you could use it without the gauge.
1872083
There's a thin piece of Velcro with adhesive on the back of it. Then the actual gauge latches on to the Velcro
986787
Yes it does. I have had this gauge for about 4 years and very happy with it.
481471
No, I've had no issues with my gauge. In fact, it's the best one I 've ever used.
1414486
You can definitely read the pressure gauge while inflating the tire - I actually used it so that I know when to turn it off. I have had mine for quite awhile now and it is still as accurate as using a separate tire gauge.
2264628
I'm not positive, and won't be back where the scale is for a month, but my recollection is that the numbers on the gauges are engraved rather than printed. At any rate, they're durable.
1237298
No! This is a switching valve only! For the use of two fuel tank system. It doesn't have any effect on gauge, the tank sending unit controls the gauge readings. Gauge or sending unit needs more testing.
1022645
It does indeed measure to the 1/100th reading (two decimal places). When adding or removing material being weighed, the scale automatically displays the new weight UNLESS the change is less than approximately .04 to .06 grams; when in this area, I tap the scale and it causes the recalculation. In my mind, this would mean the scales accuracy is only good to that point--the point where it automatically recalculates the weight, which on my scale is around .04 to .06 g. even though the display reads to the .01 grams.
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.
603537
You're right. It will drip IF the gauge is turned other than almost upright. Mine stays at a slight angle to make it easier to read and I haven't lost any fluid from it. Also, I really like the gauge. Not sure what the result would be if you didn't make the cut.
1063675
It does have a gauge, but the first one I got didn't work so I had to exchange it. I had no problems with the exchange process, but others have mentioned that the gauge doesn't work.
158447
Absolutely. Very easy to use, even works with spoke wheels. The gauge has a small pressure release button to release excess pressure if needed ( i.e. if you over inflate.) It is calibrated from 5 psi to 60 psi.
699963
Yes, it has a ring magnet on the back of the meter, and is fairly strong. It holds in place even if bumped.
1688662
The gauge is marked in 32/in and goes to a max depth of 32 (1"). If you need to measure tread depth greater than that this gauge will not suffice.
1019378
There's a dial in which you can adjust the tension of the tread belt. Does this help?
146830
I don't really know but the gauge has reads up to 160psi. Don't know if that means it can.