vodavoda

So maybe I'm old school, but I like to check my oil with a dipstick and my tires with a pressure gauge vs a digital readout. (And yes, I change my own oil, and yes, I shoot for every 3K miles....old habits die hard I guess).
Well with the GT3 the oil checking is out, unfortunately, but "they" can't take my tire pressure gauge away (yet)! Need to buy a new one, so my question is....What's your favorite (i.e. "best") tire pressure gauge?

alpine-al

QuickCar Racing 56-061 Liquid Filled Tire Pressure Gauge 0-60 PSI
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shapiroeric

If you're legit old school there's only one option!!

STG

This is very nice ..

https://www.tirerack.com/accessories/detail.jsp?ID=165

More choices

https://www.tirerack.com/accessories...re%20Inflation

HenryPcar

I use a digital Intercomp. Yes, I know its an overkill.

Dr.Bill

Longacre. You can select digital, analog, or a quick-fill model that attaches to the air compressor line. Best of the best.

RFGGT3

Intercomp and Longacre, both analog.

FourT6and2

Is the digital readout in the car's instrument cluster not accurate?

MJones

Accu-Gage by GH Meiser

G.H. Meiser & Co., founded in 1906, has a long history of quality manufacturing in the tire gauge and accessory field. Known for their spot on precision and rugged construction, the Accu-Gage line of tire gauges is a standout in an often-unreliable field. All of our products come backed with our standard lifetime warranty, whether it be for replacement parts, or complete recalibration.

Located in Mokena IL, G.H. Meiser & Co. manufactures, distributes, tests, assembles, and services the finest quality tire gauges in the business

vodavoda

I don't fully trust the digital gauge in the car.....maybe I'm nuts.

Palting

You guys are nuts. And I mean that endearingly . So much ado about a little thing. I just went to the neighborhood car parts store and picked one. My eyes cannot discern the little marks on the thing where the stick pops up, so I got a digital one with big display in 0.1 increments. It was made of metal wrapped in rubber and felt hefty, plus it had a little stick thing on the other end for letting air out if the tires get too hot on track. I have no idea what the brand is, or what it cost me, but it works well. BTW, the digital readout on the dashboard is accurate, but not too helpful if you are parked in the pits at the track. That's when I need the hand held one.

DRPM

Akunob