Tyre pressure gauge
Looking for an accurate decent tyre pressure gauge for the key ring as I don’t drive the car 3/6 weeks at a time and could do with checking them before I Need to go to the fuel station if need be
Right now I’m having to go and check at the fuel station when I’m taking it out and 9/10 times the air pressure is fine it’s going to be a lot easier with a gauge on the key ring this will save me time and effort aswell Any recommendations advice or links will be appreciated Thankyou all in advance |
Last time I got air at a garage the guy charged me £2.00.
I complained and he just said "I'm sorry Sir, that's inflation for you" :wonder: dl |
Just use the Clarkson method and give them a kick
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Originally Posted by David Lock
(Post 11994276)
Last time I got air at a garage the guy charged me £2.00.
I complained and he just said "I'm sorry Sir, that's inflation for you" :wonder: dl
Originally Posted by Jon T
(Post 11994302)
Just use the Clarkson method and give them a kick
It’s definitely Friday :D |
You will be ok.They are only ever flat at the bottom.
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This is what I got last year when i miss placed my last gauge. Its less than a tenner got good accuracy scores in the review's and tests I read, and I find it easy to use, I liked the case untill I dopped it, and the hinge broke, now its got an elastic band around it.
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I'm not a massive fan of tyre pressure gauges as they tend to let air out before seating correctly, depending on which one you buy.
What I use at home is a track pump, I have one which does both presta and schrader valves and because it has a press fit and lock it never allows any air to escape. Works perfect for inflating as well, I use it at track as well, set them all to 30psi then after 5 laps come in and check them and adjust if needed. |
Originally Posted by Wull
(Post 11994562)
I'm not a massive fan of tyre pressure gauges as they tend to let air out before seating correctly, depending on which one you buy.
What I use at home is a track pump, I have one which does both presta and schrader valves and because it has a press fit and lock it never allows any air to escape. Works perfect for inflating as well, I use it at track as well, set them all to 30psi then after 5 laps come in and check them and adjust if needed. Would prefer to check pressures before I drive off when tyres are cold |
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-tor...lack-one-size/
That’s pretty much the same one as I bought, mine is a “lifeline” high pressure track pump but they don’t stock it anymore. Perfect for checking tyres at home, accurate readings and it simply press fits with no air loss, I have 2 different tyre pressure gauges, the small ones that you can keep anywhere, even in your pocket and I’m not a massive fan, I had contemplated purchasing one from demontweeks that was a press fit with gauge but I already had the track pump and never found the need. |
Originally Posted by Wull
(Post 11994609)
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-tor...lack-one-size/
That’s pretty much the same one as I bought, mine is a “lifeline” high pressure track pump but they don’t stock it anymore. Perfect for checking tyres at home, accurate readings and it simply press fits with no air loss, I have 2 different tyre pressure gauges, the small ones that you can keep anywhere, even in your pocket and I’m not a massive fan, I had contemplated purchasing one from demontweeks that was a press fit with gauge but I already had the track pump and never found the need. I’m way to lazy to use something like that lol! |
Originally Posted by ZANY
(Post 11994670)
You must have massive forearms pal :eek:
I’m way to lazy to use something like that lol! |
Originally Posted by Wull
(Post 11994680)
See that’s a massive misconception, there’s no resistance at all, or very little. It just takes a little bit longer or and more pumps, for example say 10 pumps to go up 5psi roughly.
They are cheAp enough I’ll get one thanks for the link much appreciated |
Thread resurrection. Just found this
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...0ffae801a0.png Sorry don't know how to do a proper link |
^^^ I bought one ages ago. Never used it; still in the glove box. :cuckoo:
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