Description

Tire pressure gauge.

A tire pressure gauge measures the air pressure in your tires. Maintaining correct tire pressure is crucial for safety and efficiency. First, the gauge helps ensure that your tires are neither over-inflated nor under-inflated. Proper inflation improves vehicle handling and extends tire life.

To use the gauge, follow these simple steps. Begin by removing the valve cap from the tire. Next, firmly attach the gauge to the valve stem. Press the gauge onto the valve stem until you hear a hissing sound, indicating that air is entering the gauge. Hold the gauge steady to get an accurate reading.

Tire pressure gauge

The gauge will display the pressure level on its dial or digital screen. If the gauge is analog, the pressure will appear as a needle pointing to a number on a scale. For digital gauges, the reading will appear numerically on a screen. Compare this reading to the recommended tire pressure listed in your vehicle’s manual or on the tire’s sidewall.

If the pressure is too high, release some air by pressing the valve stem with the gauge. Then, recheck the pressure to ensure it matches the recommended level. Conversely, if the pressure is too low, add air using an air compressor or pump. After adjusting, recheck the pressure to confirm accuracy.

Finally, replace the valve cap to keep dirt and moisture out. Store the gauge in a cool, dry place. Regularly checking your tire pressure can enhance fuel efficiency and ensure safer driving. A tire pressure gauge is an essential tool for any vehicle owner, providing easy and precise measurements. By following these steps, you can maintain optimal tire performance and extend the life of your tires.

Pressure range: 0-150 PSI, 0-10 bar, 0-1000 KPA, 0-10 kg/cm

Optional pressure units: PSI, bar, KPA, KG/CM2

Resolution: 0.5PSI / 0.05BAR

Accuracy: ≤+/- 1.5psi

Power supply: AG13 * 3

ON/OFF button automatically stops automatically

Product size: 13.8×5.6×3 cm