FlyYellow

hi folks,

i'm looking for a nice reliable accurate tire guage with a bleed out valve. What do you guys recommend? If anyone has a good one they'd like to sell send me a PM.

Cheers,
Boris

Carrera Mike

Boris,

I have the Porsche 0~60 that they sell at the dealership. Comes in a silver fancy porsche box. It does have the bleed off button. Paid $32 for it.

uptheorg

You can find the Porsche one on ebay also. It is a very nice piece.

Mark in Baltimore

I use the Longacre digital one.

FlyYellow

is this the one you are referring to:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2471025120

993Maineiac

Boris,

I don't think that's the one that was referred to. Mine has a hose that comes off the dial with a bleed button.

Al

nile13

Boris, I _highly_ recommend buying a blue $29.00 (I think it's 24.99 now) 0-60 psi gage from www.RacerPartsWholesale.com. About half of our autocross people use it. I've had it for 2 years and am _in love_ wiht the thing. Tried a number of others, this one is by far the best.

Carrera Mike

Boris,

My 0.02 cents, don't go for the cheap ones. You need accurate readings on your tire pressure for you to gage how your tire feels at certain pressure and temp specially when at the track.

apex.com (NA) sells that highly accurate one. I went for the Porsche 0~60psi unit 'cause I didn't want to wait for shipping.

Lots of good recommendation here though except for the cheap ones.

Mark of Baltimore's Longacre digital is one of the top of the line you can get.

Mike

Agro1

I use a Moroso TPG. Bought is from Jegs online, works great and has a bleed valve as well.

Edward

Snap-On Truck. Clear dial, seems sturdy, reasonably priced, Snap-on guarantee.

Edward

FlyYellow

thanks guys - i bought the one mike recommended. Nice & cheap and does what i need.... $24.95 on special now.

Cheers,
Boris

nile13

Boris, I'd be curious how you like it.

Ray Calvo

Accugage 0-60 psi gage with hose. Get the add'l rubber protector. Total cost prob. about $20. Have one in each car; think have had them for 10+ years.

http://www.compacc.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=806

nile13

I used Accugage and probably still have one somewhere. The big advantage of RacerPartsWholesale gauge is that the face is much larger and much-much easier to read when you are doing quick adjustments at autocross events. Also, unlike other gauges, it's just balanced right and feels good in your hand.
I rarely like a product as much as I like this thing. It actually changed my tire pressure habits and now I check them more often.

95 GPW 993

I bought one from Griot's Garage (no affiliation) with a bleeder valve several years ago. It has a large gauge face that's easy to read and is encased in rubber so it's withstood a fair amount of banging around.