i have seen TireMinder . Does not look a tool for heavy duty application. Cheap made chinease tool.
Digital tire pressure gauge.
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However... You could consider a digital TPMS system that you can monitor temps also and get low pressure alertsrabbiporkchop and RStewart Thank this. -
I pump it up to 38 on the stick and tpms says 33.
I need a new tire so I have to pump it up weekly till I get around to new tires. Car only has 16k miles and original tires. -
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I always carry with two extra standard tire gauges (non-digital). If I sense my tire gauge is inaccurate, I pop out a new one and compare them. I buy them in a pair for a discount.
Something I’ve learned is that these gauges are very sensitive. Never drop them on the ground. These are to be lightly placed on the ground and stored in a paper towel. Otherwise, they won’t last long. -
This one seems to be the best bang for the buck but it's a tire inflator as well as a gauge. It's made in USA though and it's usually less than 40 bucks.
Milton Industries
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Milton (S-516) Straight Foot Chuck Tire Inflator Gauge - 15" Hose, Lock-On Threads
$ 38 69
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