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Price: £11.99
(as of Jul 18, 2024 09:14:39 UTC – Details)
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Sturdy construction of steel and brass with a stable rubber protection in the design of a gear transmission, ensuring that this high-quality tyre pressure gauge holds long.
Easy-to-use device with a 5 cm display and a 360° swivel joint that allows accurate reading of tyre pressure from every angle.
Reliable, mechanical tyre pressure tester (0-60PSI), which does not depend on batteries and is therefore always ready for use and works in all weather conditions.
Saves fuel costs and ensures that you and your family drive safely. The TireTek’s premium tyre pressure tester comes with a car care manual (English language not guaranteed). A perfect gift for an occasion like Father’s Day.
Calibrated according to ANSI B40.1 Grade B. It features an integrated valve for precise tyre pressure adjustment.
Customers say
Customers like the accuracy, ease of use, and value of the electromechanical gauge. For example, they mention it’s very accurate, straightforward to read, and has a clear display. They appreciate the swivel connector and say it’ll save them money on petrol. Customers are also impressed with the size, saying it’d be handy to have in a small size.
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bassdruid –
Best tyre pressure gauge I have ever bought.
The main thing I like is how it retains the pressure after you disconnect it, so you can easily read it, brill for an OAP like me, then press the stalk button to let it out. Fits snugly and comfortably in palm of hand and thank god it doesn’t need batteries like the previous 6 I have bought and ditched, usually stop working altogether.
Lloyd Willcocks –
Quality Equipment
I’m pleased to say I’m delighted with my purchase. It feels well made and is simple to use. Taking a pressure ready is straightforward and there is no loss of air.Unlike the useless bit of kit I previously bought from a well known tool making company which feel apart after only a few weeks. I wish I’d purchased from this manufacturer before
BlottoMac –
Happy so far…
The TireTek Premium Tyre Gauge appears to be reasonably well made and ‘reasonably accurate’ as far as I can tell — but see below.I’ve only just received it, and am relatively happy so far. It’s nevertheless interesting to note that quite a number of reviewers report that the performance has deteriorated over time in terms of accuracy and leakages. It will therefore be interesting to see how mine performs after it’s had some use.One point on the design:I’d prefer it NOT to have the swivelling end or the pressure release button – these are unnecessary gimmicks and potential failure points, and may explain why some customers have experienced performance issues over time.Nevertheless, I’ve so far found it to be a better offering than any of the other gauges I’ve purchased from UK motoring stores, none of which have come even close to providing a consistent measure of vehicle tyre pressures compared with my dealership’s pressure settings.How accurate is ‘accurate’?You can only determine the level of accuracy of any pressure gauge if you also have access to a reliable reference device to check it against, and which you can guarantee to be 100 per cent accurate. This is where the challenge lies for most folk. I’ve chosen to use my dealerships’ pressure settings as the only reliable reference.I’ve noted considerable variation between the pressure readings provided by many different brands of tyre pressure gauges and pumps purchased over the years, as well as between those used on service station forecourts, which also vary surprisingly. I currently have a pencil gauge, two footpumps (each with their own gauge), and quick access to three local service stations with tyre pumps/gauges on the forecourts. Regardless of which source I choose to set up and check my car tyre pressures, there is a range of inconsistency between the values shown when subsequently checking the pressures on the other devices. Even when I’ve been certain that my tyre pressures have been close enough to the recommended values using my own gauges, my local car dealership has in the past noted the pressures to be out of spec, either when carrying out a vehicle check or when renewing a tyre, in which case they have set the pressures up with a value that, to varying degrees, appears incorrect on every other gauge I then used to check it with. So can the dealership’s gauge really be the only accurate one out of a total of seven measurement devices? Who knows.I do believe it’s therefore quite hard to find an accurate reference to measure against, unless you have access to industrial measurement gauges that you can guarantee have been properly calibrated to highest standard. In my experience, no two gauges have ever shown 100 per cent agreement, so there’s likely to be a marginal tolerance in pressure readings whatever you buy in this price range, and wherever you check your tyres, no matter how good the product claims to be. This could potentially explain why some reviewers claim this particular product to be so ‘inaccurate’, particularly in light of the fact that the product is described as being manufactured to ‘international accuracy standards’, in which case you would at least expect consistency and a reasonable approximation of tyre pressure, if not a 100 per cent accurate reading.Unfortunately, it’s probably safest, and most realistic, to assume that 100 per cent accuracy may be difficult, if not impossible, to find in a device at this price point. Admittedly, that’s a disappointing assumption, considering the need to ensure your tyre pressures are ‘correct’ for safety reasons. But, for those same reasons, it’s the only one I’m prepared to make, based on real-world experience.For me, this device is presently providing a reading which is closest to my dealership’s pressure setting. Therefore, in the absence of any better way to make a judgement, I’m assuming that, on this basis, it is providing an acceptable measure, at least for the time being.
MATHEW DURKIN –
Excellent product. Easy to use, easy to read
Great product which is very easy to use, very easy to read and very easy to reset.
Marianne –
Gives accurate tyre pressure
Like the accuracy. My air compressor seems not!
Max Longden –
Works well.
Well built, works well and it’s handy. Other tyre pressure gauges don’t make a good seal on the valve which causes air to leak out: defeating the object; this one does not. I will be interested to see how accurate it actually is when the calibration is tested.
jayndubya –
Holds pressure reading, nice.
So far so good. Push it on the valve and it seals nicely. The pressure reading holds on the guage so you don’t have to hold it in place and squint at it, you can stand back up and put your glasses on or hold it at arms length and squint at it when you’ll appreciate that the guage is decently clear and easy to read. Really like this, and massively prefer it to my PCL guage which doesn’t hold the reading and measures to much higher pressures making normal car tyres much harder to read accurately on the scale.
Alan –
At last a decent tyre pressure gauge
I was looking for a tyre pressure gauge that would be straightforward to use & easy to read. In a period spanning more than 40 years Iâve had them all. For many years Iâve used the (for want of a better description) stick types which have really stood the test of time well & Iâve also used the type with the small round dial. Iâve also tried & been disappointed by various versions of the digital types, all of which were really awkward to use & never seemed to be accurate. Recently when searching the market for a new gauge I came across the Tire-Tek with the large dial which I hoped would make it easier to read the pressure accurately than it would with the more usual small diameter dial. I also liked the rubber cover surrounding the dial, reasoning that it would offer protection to what is quite delicate mechanism, easily damaged by dropping onto hard road or driveway surfaces. It seemed to be reasonably priced also.I ordered it on standard delivery & within a few days I had it. So far Iâm really impressed. It appears to be solid & well made & the bleed deflation feature is useful too albeit slightly awkward to use until you get used to it. The swivel chuck is a really good feature, since it means that you donât have to stand on your head to view the dial if the valve is at the top of the wheel when youâre checking the pressure. That was all fine but I still needed to check its accuracy to be confident. Therefore I measured the inflation of the two new tyres, which Iâd had fitted to my car a few days before. I use STS Tyre Pros & was extremely confident that their gauges would be regularly recalibrated. Further I believe that they would have inflated the tyres accurately to the recommended pressures with nitrogen, which leaks less, instead of compressed air. When I checked the pressures of those tyres when cold with the new gauge it read exactly 2.4 bar which is the recommended inflation pressure so Iâm confident that the gauge reads accurately.On the basis of the above assessments & test I feel that I can reliably recommend the Tire-Tek gauge. I am an automotive design engineer by profession, not a professional reviewer & have received no inducements to make the initial purchase or to give this recommendation.
Benny Tilsner –
Das Reifendruckprüfer funktioniert einwandfrei. Ablassen Reifendruck klappt tadellos.
juan –
Hola.Compré el manómetro por necesidad, ya que tenÃa uno que cuando me lo revisaron en un taller de neumáticos, me dijeron que no marcaba nada bien y cada vez que lo revisaban daba una cifra distinta.Este manómetro tiene una exactitud perfecta, al menos es lo que me han dicho en 3 talleres donde lo he llevado a que me confirmen que tal mide, osea que para el que quiera preción, es su instrumento.En vista de la robusted que se observa cuando lo tienes en la mano, intuyo que la duración, a poco que se cuide, parece que será eterna.En mi caso y como solo comprobaré la presión de neumáticos en el coche, tengo puesto el accesorio largo y funciona perfectamente sin perder ni gota de aire, además de poder desinflar con precisión, apretando el botoncito, para dejar la presión perfecta.Recomiendo que siempre que se revisen las presiones, los neumáticos esten totalmente frios, con esto quiero decir que si se hacen varios kilómetros el neumático se calienta, asà como el aire interior y la medición ya no es tan exacta, es decir te marcará más de la cuenta, ni que decir tiene, que después de un viaje largo, conviene dejar enfriar los neumáticos unas horas antes de volver a revisar presiones.En cuanto al vendedor, comentar que tuve un pequeño problema y lo solucionó muy rápido, osea que lo recomiendo totalmente, además el envio lo recibà también muy pronto.Saludos.
Amazon Customer –
Per un utilizzo amatoriale è un ottimo manometro per la misurazione della pressione, sufficientemente robusto e comodo con la dotazione del raccordo dritto oltre a quello ad angolo retto premontato. La precisione è più che sufficiente (legge appena un po’ meno, apparentemente). Da tenere in garage e non portarsi appresso per non urtarlo, esporlo a sbalzi termici e – di conseguenza – a stararlo. Ottima la “memoria” della lettura azzerabile col pulsantino di sfiato. Per il prezzo pagato, tra gli analogici, dubito si possa trovare di meglio sul mercato. La scala di lettura arriva fino a 4 bar per cui è indicato per misurare la pressione di pneumatici di auto e moto dato che le misurazioni sono a centro scala e quindi più affidabili rispetto a scale maggiori. Consigliato.
Francis B –
Le matériel fonctionne bien. Il est précis (comparé avec un autre matériel professionnel) et l’embout coudé permet le contrôle des pneus de deux roues. Si en plus vous disposez d’un compresseur vous évitez les passages en station service où les gonfleurs sont souvent en panne ou payants.
GC –
Ho acquistato il manometro Premium Tire Pressure Gauge di TireTek a Luglio del 2017. Il manometro è di buona fattura e la sua funzione è quella di regolare con precisione la pressione dei pneumatici che vanno prima gonfiati ad una pressione leggermente superiore e per poi essere portati alla pressione giusta tramite la valvola per lo scarico dell’aria presente sul manometro. Dopo pochi utilizzi si prende la mano con la testina ruotabile del manometro che va spinta sulla valvola evitando fuoriuscite di aria. Per oltre un anno ha funzionato egregiamente: ho avuto modo di riscontrare la precisione delle misurazioni direttamente dal computer di bordo dell’auto (sistema RDC – TPMS) che è abbastanza affidabile. Tuttavia recentemente il manometro ha perso di precisione segnando circa 0,4 bar in più rispetto alla pressione reale. Ho chiesto assitenza descrivendo il problema tramite il sito di TireTek. Mi hanno risposto prontamente proponendomi l’invio di un nuovo manometro che mi è arrivato dopo pochi giorni. Il rapporto qualità /prezzo del manometro è buona e la serietà e l’attenzione al cliente da parte dell’azienda venditrice meritano pienamente cinque stelle.