Traditional pen-style gauge measures tire pressure so you can more easily adjust and maintain air pressure in the tires of your truck or RV. Dual-sided, angled foot makes gauge easy to use in tight or awkward spaces.
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Hi, everyone. Aiden here with etrailer. Today we're gonna be taking a look at this Tire Pressure Reader from Wheel Masters. It's gonna be one of the older style where it's that pen style, where the gauge will kind of pop out at the end, but it's going to be a good one to keep because it's pretty small and durable, and it'll work with your motor home tires with a max PSI of up to 160. Let's check it out. So all you gotta do is push it onto your valve stem to get a good read, and we're reading just about a hundred PSI right now in our tire, which is pretty accurate.
Now, this is gonna have two different ends that you can choose from, where you can push it on, or you can pull it on. Now, this back tire here has a valve stem extension that our neighbor today is kind of rigged up. So it'd be more applicable if you didn't have that, it would kind of hook in where that valve stem is pointing inward, and harder to reach. But again, if you didn't wanna mess with this and maybe you have limited clearance with your wheel, then maybe go with a valve stem extension. It's got a small loop if you wanted to maybe hang it by a hook inside your basement door or inside your motor home, and all around stainless steel construction to keep things nice and durable.
And that's it. The only thing I'm not a fan of is just the style of reader where this will pop out. I prefer an analog gauge, or maybe even one of the digital ones. But I like the gauge better because I feel like it's one, easier to read, and more anecdotally, it is just a bit more accurate. I've had issues with this style in the past, giving me kind of wonky readings and really inconsistent from one to next, and just not lasting as long.
Especially if there's maybe some resistance or some dirt and debris caught up in here, whereas the gauge style I feel like gives me really consistent readings, and I've had better luck with those staying consistent for a longer period of time. But this might be a good fit for you. And if that's the case, then that's just been our quick look at this Tire Pressure Gauge from Wheel Masters. Thanks for watching.
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Traditional pen-style gauge measures tire pressure so you can more easily adjust and maintain air pressure in the tires of your truck or RV. Dual-sided, angled foot makes gauge easy to use in tight or awkward spaces.
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