If it's rated to go to 150psi, why only a 100psi gauge? My motorhome tires go to 110psi.
1061046
Error on the safe side. Take your tires to 110 and check with a different gauge and you will be happy.
1061047
That isn't recommended for the motor home and the reason we put that gauge on there is because most tires that we suggest filling don't go that high (since it's only made for 33" tires). Thank you
1061048
That isn't recommended for the motor home and the reason we put that gauge on there is because most tires that we suggest filling don't go that high (since it's only made for 33" tires).Thank you
649300
Nice tire but rated at 80PSI. Better suited for a hybrid. I prefer higher PSI for my commuting bike.
2109935
I don't understand where people come up with things. It's a 23 mm tire that holds 150 psi. I run them at 120. Where does "comfort" or "harsh" fit in here? They handle as well as the Michelin Pro Racers I used to ride, they're cheaper, and they last 3-4 times as long.
1691163
I bought the larger of the two sizes. Spec may CLAIM 120 psi, but in my experience it is VERY difficult to get the bike's tires up to 90 psi. On the other hand, it does put in enough pressure to be able to ride the bike back home, where I can top it up with a powered pump.
1135090
I, like NOJO RV, have only used it to put 3-8 psi into a 225 70R 19.5 tire. It does the job just fine. I would suspect that going from 55-75 psi would take a little bit of time, maybe 5+ minutes, but that's just a guess on my part. Hope this helps.
1812364
tires should have rating of load at certain pressure single and dual written on tire. If semi tire we usually like to run 100 psi in a 11.2 x 24 so we use a 100psi crossfire. So what ever pressure you want tire to stay at thats the pressure of crossfire you buy.
1188103
The gauge and the description claim 150 psi, but they both lie. I bought it to keep my RV tires at 75 psi, and it never got there. It made it to about 60 psi and then struggled to make 65. It just kept running and getting hotter and hotter, and I finally gave up before I ever saw 70. It's worthless to me, but by the time I got around to using the first time it my Amazon return window had expired. If you need to pressurize anything more than car tires, don't waste your money on this thing.
1442798
The "old fashioned way". Get a good quality tire pressure gauge. You can also use it to compare pressures from your other tires to be more certain.
734459
The gauge reads up to 160 psi but the label on the side states that the maximum working pressure is 120 psi. I have used it on bike tires for 100 psi but use it mostly on car tires. It can overheat and shutdown if doing tires one after another but if I let it run not connected to a tire for a couple of minutes, it seems to cool it down enough to keep from overheating.
1223143
I don't go any higher than 105 psi but can go as high as 110 psi, hope this helps.
1218639
I know what it is rated as but I only take it to 90 PSI. I use it for little jobs when I don't want to hall my 100 ft of compressor hose with quick connects. Also got rid of their hose and bought a short compressor hose with correct fittings for connection to tank and a quick connect to connect my other air tools. This unit like the rest has only a tire filling fitting. With those changes it does the job. I think the company would be smart giving a better hose choice for a few pennies more. Good Luck!
1142077
it does real good for tires for bicycles etc but will take a while longer to get auto tires up to psi needed. the meter says 60 psi but i always use a tire gauge for accuracy. i would say 35 psi.
1408702
My tire size is 700x40 C. Min tire pressure 50 PSI. Max tire pressure 85 PSI stated on tire
1812365
the PSI rating depends on the tire. Usually for heavy duty high way trucks, the rating is between 95 and 110 PSI.
1048591
Blew the 15 amp fuse in my truck attempting to inflate my "skike" tires to 100 psi(kind of a cross between xcountry skis and roller blades). Works fine inflating my vehicle tires to 32 psi though.
1761912
That's asking a lot....... What size are the tires? If you're talking bicycle tires..... no problem. If you're talking a truck tire, it may take long enough for the compressor to over-heat. Let's say that you are just topping off a truck tire with 90# of air and you want 100#...... they may not be a problem. I topped up my trailer tires to 80# all the time. Heat builds up in the motor as the pressure builds higher over longer periods of time.
168068
As stated in the description, it's 0 to 60psi. You'll damage the gauge using over that.