tire gauge up to 60 lbs
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!
571919
This kit has every thing you need the cheap made in china one broke when I really needed it. lucky for me I had and old made in american one that got it done. the funny thing is they looked the same but the quality is no longer there. this one is heavy duty will stand the test of time like my old made IN America one except this has it all caps valves spare stuff extra plugs this and the compressor is all I need to fix a ton of holes in your tires.
557321
Max is 30 or 40, I just used a 25 for mine. The gauge is same thickness as a float battery charger that plugs in. Hope this helps.
1591368
we use a small tank compressor that get up to 60 lbs pressure. It is a light weight one that I can carry around my sewing room.
993179
Yes as this is more than 50% of full scale it is very easy to read and confirm this pressure on a 0-60 psi scale. Many other gauges have a 0-100 or even 0-120 psi scale and it is more difficult to read a relatively low (37 psi) reading on those gauges.
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.
1802271
Yes it will, but I suggest a tire gage to double check the pressure. My unit runs about 5 lbs. lower than what I set it for, but not always exactly that amount. So in other words, If I want to inflate the tire to 35 lbs. if I set it for 40, it may do 37 or 34 or 39. Not a big deal, but it takes a bit of getting used to.
2268779
I really don't know. My motorcycle tires are about 45 lbs. I filled with this, then tested with an accurate pressure gauge and it was spot on. I think I would trust it to go to 120 as it reads on dial. One thing I found is that when it is pumping you naturally get a couple lb fluctuation in the gauge. Then when you turn it off, the gauge settles a couple of lbs. And when you pop off the hose, it hisses a bit. So I fill about 2 lbs beyond (in the middle of the range) my recommended, then I pop off the nozzle while it is still pumping. Hope that makes sense.
1670740
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346458
The 60mm refers to the length of the Presta valve. 60mm is fairly long, so it would be a good size for deep V-type rims, which you probably have. If you have flat profile rims, you might want something shorter. Easiest thing to do is measure the length of the valves you have and get the same. As for the rest, get whichever tube fits the width and diameter range. It looks like from the selection, that you're borderline on two ranges. The smaller range that tops out at 25 would be a little lighter and I would think the larger range that begins at 25 would be a little stronger, but the differences in the real world are probably negligible.
1131267
Don't have the gauges with me but the Mastercool website lists them at 60", which seems about right.
1895051
My compressor has two gauges. One is for tank pressure and one is for output pressure. They both need to be above 30 psi. However, I usually set both of mine so they are about 70 psi so I can fill up my bike tires. The higher the output pressure, the faster the tire fills.
267434
A lawn and garden store that carries the tires can tell you what size tube to use. I myself don't use tubes.
2217257
They come in several load ranges. You'll have to pick the one that suits your needs. Here is a link to a load rating scale. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=195
1812366
Look at your tire and it will state what the PSI cold should be. That is the rating you should use.
1408702
My tire size is 700x40 C. Min tire pressure 50 PSI. Max tire pressure 85 PSI stated on tire
2055370
yes with gauge, should not be used to inflate completely flat tire. will overheat
820351
The tire size is 1.95 x 26 and any universal inner tube that meets this specification will work. The recommended inflation pressure ranges from 40 PSI min to 65 PSI max.