StoogeMoe

Anybody have a recommendation for a tire pressure gauge that can go higher than 60 psi? Preferably up to 100 psi.

This is for setting truck and trailer tires. Most are 0-60 which won't work. Thanks.

LexVan

Every time a question is asked about a quality tire pressure gauge, you always see responses regarding Longacre, so maybe check there.

The DareDevil

I recommend Longacre.

jwasilko

i use this for my truck and trailer tires:

https://www.napaonline.com/napa/en/p/TWRGA165/

Truck runs at 100-110 depending on axle and trailer tires are at 125.

It matches my TST pressure monitoring system within a pound.

PLNewman

Go to an Interstate truck stop. They have everything you need...and more.

ExMB

What kind of truck and trailer is that?

jwasilko

It's a Volvo semi-tractor (registered as an RV) and a Pace GT trailer with 17.5" wheels.

Based on the weight charts I could run the drive tires on the Volvo under 80 PSI but that scares me.

TXE36

(Insert Tim Allen grunt here) Nice! No tail wagging the dog there.

-Mike

jwasilko

Yeah, we didn't want that situation. The tractors are cheap coming off line-haul service, too.

Tom W

I got tired of dealing with multiple gauges due to different ranges needed and have gone digital. I find the most useful gauge to be a nice digital display on the inflator. For the truck and trailer I have a TPMS, so I know what the pressures are roughly before I pull out the inflator to address the issue. I hated only have a 60 psi gauge (Longacre) on the inflator and having to use a different gauge to measure what the pressure was. Here's what I have: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CG674GY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I actually ended up buying 2 - one in the trailer with the nitrogen tank and one at home for the portable compressor.

RobT 394

I bought a digital Longacre that works in that range. Compared it to the $35 brass integrated tire filler/gauge from Napa auto. No difference. The Napa gauge was just as accurate. Save the money and buy a basic gauge.

JRMaroon

I recently purchased this Milton gauge from Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It is made in the USA.

Darkstar1

Thanks for the advice TomW! Bought two today.

Randy