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(as of Jul 16, 2024 08:20:52 UTC – Details)
From the manufacturer
Tyre pressure may be more important than you think
Incorrect tyre pressure can badly affect: grip, safety, braking, fuel economy, ride comfort, tyre longevity
The AA Tyre Pressure Gauge
Revealing and Convenient
Rather than having to drive their vehicles to the nearest petrol stations, more and more drivers are investing in tyre pressure gauges and air compressors
Ergonomic
Designed to fit the hand and also to allow you to hang the gauge
Features a blue back-lit display
Illuminating Ring
The built-in light enables you to find the tyre valve in poorly-lit situations
Makes Looking After Your Tyres Easier
Instructions on the back
Only measure tyre pressure when the tyre is cold
Remove dust cap and then press the gauge’s on button
At this point you may choose between PSi and BAR readings
Quick and easy to use
Place the gauge head over the tyre valve
Hold until the LCD reading locks
Remove and take the reading
Easy to read
Check your vehicle’s handbook for the recommended tyre pressures
The gauge contains a lithium battery and turns off automatically after 30 – 90 seconds
Make driving safer
Continue to check your tyre pressures on a very regular basis
Easy to use with an ergonomic handle and a backlit LCD screen.
PSI/BAR settings available up to a maximum of 100PSI/6.55BAR.
Conveniently small, it can be kept in the glovebox, door pocket, centre console .
Economical as it automatically turns off 30-90 seconds after use .
Nozzle provides a seal over the valve stem for accurate measurement.
Note -If device has stopped working and just keeps flashing then battery in the unit is running out of life and needs replacing.
Customers say
Customers like the ease of use, value, and accuracy of the tyre pressure gauge. For example, they mention it’s easy to read, provides quick readings, and is cheap enough to simply replace. That said, some complain about the lighting and battery. Opinions are mixed on performance and quality.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
The Analyser –
Great little tyre pressure checker
I have had this a year now and I can say it was worth buying it. Very easy to use and accurate and also fits in the glovebox nicely. It saves time and money having to find garages with working tyre inflators only to find they are not working or your tyres are actually fine as they are.
Amazon Customer –
Good in most parts
Handy gadget, just a little awkward to fit directly to valve.
Amazon Customer –
Well worth the money
Like the product easy to use and accurate.
K R S –
Reliable and Easy-to-Use
 As someone with run-flat tyres on my car, I am always conscious of checking my tyre pressure regularly to ensure a safe driving experience. After purchasing a portable car tyre inflator machine, I diligently followed my car’s pressure guide when inflating my tyres. However, during a routine tyre replacement, the technicians were shocked at how my tyre pressure had exceeded the car’s recommended levels. They suggested that I invest in a digital tyre pressure gauge to verify the accuracy of the inflator machine, as some machines can be unreliable.That’s when I decided to purchase the AA Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge, and I have never looked back. Since adding this handy tool to my car maintenance routine, I now use it every time I inflate my tyres to ensure accurate pressure levels.The AA Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge is incredibly easy to use, with a clear digital display that provides precise pressure readings. Its compact design makes it convenient to store in my glove compartment, allowing me to have it on hand whenever I need it. The device has also proven to be durable and consistent in its performance.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of the AA Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge. It has not only helped me maintain the appropriate tyre pressure in my car but has also given me peace of mind knowing that my tyres are safe and well-maintained. I highly recommend this digital tyre pressure gauge to anyone in need of a reliable, user-friendly solution for their tyre maintenance needs.
Mr. B Collen –
Simple and easy to use
I’ve only had this a short while and have only used it once to check my car tyres. I found it easy to use, the digital readout make it easy to read. I have to assume it is accurate, however, I did also purchase the AA Tyre Inflator which showed the same low pressure on two of my tyres inline with the pressure guage.
Mr S. –
Pros: Small and light Cons: Inconsistant performance
Bought this to check motorbike tyre pressures. When it works it gives good readings but the end needs to be seated against the valve ‘just so’ other wise it releases air from the tyre which isn’t much use if you want to check the tyres to find out if there has been any pressure loss since the last check and get an idea of the health – no punctures or worn seal – on the tyres.When I first used it the only issue was seating the nozzle against the tyre valve but after a couple of months I really needed to treat the gauge with kid gloves as any slight knock causes the gauge to lose power. This can be tricky when trying to correctly seat it avoiding disks or spokes as it will go off and then come back before you realise and after a few attempts with a couple of instances of escaping air the foot pump needs to be used to get it back to recommended pressures.The gauge is boxed and stored on a shelf so i assume this re-starting is an issue with the battery. Some on this site suggest this may be due to battery health but as the screws to open the unit are recessed and a smaller size getting to the battery looks like a bit of a faff and it batteries only last a couple of months I don’t think I’ll bother and buy an analogue gauge like I should have done in the first place.I guess you get what you pay for and for £8 you can’t complain. However, if you need to check tryre pressues, on a motorbike for instance , every time you ride then I recommend looking for something a little more sturdy and reliable.
An Sgrùdair –
Simple to use
Bought this as I had lost my trusty old analogue gauge. This digital model is much bulkier but still easy enough to stash where it is ready to hand. Also easy to use, after an initial practice. The trick is to use firm pressure from the start, so that air does not leak. Appears to be accurate and consistent. Crucially it provides a read out in Bar and not just PSI. Decent value for money and worth purchasing.
Henry –
Bit finicky and lets air out
This digital gauge is cheap (£8) and accurate (sometimes). Finicky nozzle loses air and the power cuts out easily. Not ideal for motorbikes – get a sturdier option!
Mohammed A. –
Slow in giving a readingThen the display keeps showing the same reading, even when ready to take a reading on the next tire so youâve got to wait an extra few more seconds to shut off. I donât recommend this product.Also the angle is very awkward.