does it come with a pressure gauge so i can see what the current pressure of my tire is so i know when to stop?
1454517
Yes, it will tell you the pressure. Just like using one at the gas station.
1454518
yup, right next to the lever will be a pop-out gauge. similar to most gas station tire inflator.
1454519
Yes it does have a built in pressure gauge. It's a quality unit, like the ones at the gas stations.
168069
no this gauge will not handle that pressure, it is rated 5-60 psi Accutire makes a heavy duty truck tire gauge link belowhttp://www.measurement-limited.com/Heavy-Duty-Digital-Truck-Gauge_p_36.html
1347854
No it doesn't come with one, I purchased one at the same time I purchased this gauge set.
1082643
No. Even if it did most inflators are very inaccurate. No substitute for a good tire gauge. This inflator is bottom of the barrel junk.
1137306
mine did not come with one but I took it to Sams Club tire dept and checked it against their guages, my son works there, and it was about a lb difference.
986786
This gauge is accurate, however it must be taken off and back on to get a new reading if you bleed the pressure. I bought a Joes Racing 32331 Tire Pressure Gauge from Amazon ($88) and it is much better. Large accurate gauge, easy to read and adjust pressure. Leave this one alone, it is a car tire gauge and not worth the money. I gave mine away.
2234014
If the tire pressure is below your set limit, the monitor will alert an audible tone when monitoring that corner of the car. When it is not getting a signal from the sensor, it will also sound an audible tone, and the corner where it is not picking up the signal would blink on the display. So to answer your question, yes it will alert you if it does not pick up the sensor in any of the corners.
1236412
I paid $17.57 on 3/9/14 for this and it came with a pressure gauge, though the picture doesn't show it.
1313118
Press and hold the scale button. once it shows on, then check tire pressure. When you adjust pressures, press scale it should reset to read again. while the gauge is off tire, you can calibrate the gauge by pressing both buttons again to let it calibrate. Hope this helps. J.R.
17022
not that I know but it does not take long to fill a tire and the meter is very easy to read.
1586396
While I urge the manufacturer to provide an official answer, I am using the gauge with a compressor that (like most) can exceed 120 psi. The logic is that the gauge measures the pressure of inflation back from the tire, and not the pressure that is provided during inflation. So, the issue is to not over-inflate the tire (which could also be damaged by 120 psi and be even dangerous). If you use the gauge a lot to inflate tires, I would suggest to dial back the maximum pressure on the compressor (such as to 80 instead of 120 psi), since most compressors have this feature.
691703
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
1236415
For all you looking at this after February 24, 2014, I paid $13.99 and did NOT get a pressure gauge. This needs to be made absolutely clear in the description as some pictures and and answers indicate that a pressure gauge is included. It is NOT. I now have to order the gauge separately.
663129
When you hook the air supply line to the valve stem it will show the pressure in the tire. It increases in pressure as the tire inflates. I turn off when I reach the desired pressure. If I were just checking my tire pressure I would probably use a hand tire gauge. But it will give you a reading.
67200
yes, it measures in pounds of pressure per square inch. my tank is full at 2000 PSI and this gauge indicates it very accurately. From full all the down to zero. I am quite happy it.
2192228
I don't think so...I looked and did not see a TPMS module. Don't know what model car you have. If it is an Audi (maybe others) be sure and check your spare tire too. It may have a tire pressure monitor also. See the link: http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/387811-Tire-Pressure-Light-Stays-On
1767612
Yes, you can check pressure. I have them on my 2010 HD Ultra Classic and it makes it much easier to check the tire pressure.