ARBARB601 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge with Braided Hose and Chuck, Inflator and Deflator 25-75 PSI Readings

very accurate and good quality. Built like a tank.

It works very well.

I found this gauge to be the most accurate, and much easier to use and set the tire pressure then those pencil guages.You clip the connector on in one shot and set your pressure. If you go to high you can dial in with the bleeder.

Accurate and ARB quality - nuff said

Nice quality product that I expect will hold up well out on the trails. Seems to be fairly accurate since it agrees very closely with some of my other "high-end" units that stay in the shop. I have found that the clip on connection to the tire valve stem always seems to leak a bit, no matter how carefully I attempt to attach it. One complaint I have with this product is that there isn't any way to latch the airflow "on" to fill a tire. This means that you must stay, kneeling down, by the tire and squeezing the handle the entire time you are filling the tire. Other units I have used allow you to clip on the air chuck and latch on the flow of air so you can go and do other things while the tire is filling. Not a deal breaker since I suppose I can make up a Velcro strap or something to hold the trigger depressed while the tire fills. It's just that I wouldn't expect to have to resort to this for an expensive product like this.

Es un producto de una calidad increíble.

This item seems to work well so far

After reading reviews and getting a Husky equivalent of this gauge, I wasn't impressed. This $52 device looked good on paper, but until it arrived I could not be sure.it looks great, is more bulky than I would like, but is a useful tool. I was trying to replace a Viair integrated gauge which I tried and couldn't use as an attachment to a new 25ft Husky 1/4 inch hose.What is nice is that you don't get to try to match 34 PSI on a scales from 0 to 150, but instead you get a digital readout, like 32.5psi or 33psi (in steps of 0.5). You press a button to turn it on/off. You press a second button to switch from psi to other units of measurement.To connect this gauge to a standard 1/4 inch hose you will need a "quick connect" coupler, I prefer Husky HuskyHigh Flow Aluminum Quick Coupler ($7 at Homedepot) -- it is softer on the hands than cheaper looking steel ones. On the other end of the hose you may need a second one -- I do when I connect to my Viair 400p, a great portable compressor, 1/3 duty cycle but faster CFM than full duty.And if you're looking to mount a compressor on your car and leave it there (like underneath a SUV/jeep/truck) then Viair 42047 is a great choice.