Agreed. And i never liked right weigh. Every time i used it in my pete it was wrong. No matter how many times i calebrated it or replaced it. Always wrong.
Meanwhile air guages.![]()
54.5 and 57.4
80k dead on within 200 pounds every single time. I also have a level in the truck for both truck and trailer. For every degree off center go down 1 psi towards the slope and up by 1 away from the slope. Accurate to within 500
Accurate air scale
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I went Right weigh analog in the truck in the dash - it's close as I need. The 53' trailer had a digital in a box Right weigh and that was real accurate.
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But that's a good way to cut some work out if you don't need to have them in the truck with you. -
I have mine mounted on side of the headboard, this way I can see it as there loading me. No need to be hopping in and out of the truck.
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It’s 2025, No need to drill your dashboard or truck frame to install extra gauges and bulky plastic boxes.
Just a simple bluetooth air sensor and an App installed on your phone
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No idea why but i had nothing but bad luck with the system. My air guages work great though so who knows. -
Maybe they improved it over the years.
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