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+1 on Longacre, I have this one (digital version at Costco) and it works great. It was a bit cheaper from Amazon but not a huge difference. Either way definitely recommended.
one thing to remember, particularly for track use...It's not so much the absolute reading/calibration that matters, but rather consistency for comparison use; everyone has different pressure settings, just need a gauge that allows you to consistently get the tire to its sweet spot...
one thing to remember, particularly for track use...It's not so much the absolute reading/calibration that matters, but rather consistency for comparison use; everyone has different pressure settings, just need a gauge that allows you to consistently get the tire to its sweet spot...
+1 Consistency is key. I've had a Longacre Analog for many years but carry the cheaper pressure gages with the popup stick in all my cars, you never know when you'll need it on a trip. I compare each popup gage with the Longacre at my target pressure(s) and tape the pressure difference on the gage so it keep things close.
one thing to remember, particularly for track use...It's not so much the absolute reading/calibration that matters, but rather consistency for comparison use; everyone has different pressure settings, just need a gauge that allows you to consistently get the tire to its sweet spot...
Very good choice!!! That is a lifetime pressure gauge that should serve you well...
If Costco carries other Longacre parts I would be sooooo happy... Bulk alignment turn plates, digital scales, and aluminum drive on ramps would be great. I could just imagine trying to convince my wife that we need to buy them and place it right next to the chia seeds and coconut oil. ;-)
08-30-2016, 06:02 PM
