Milton S-925 Pencil Tire Pressure Gauge for Trucks, RV’s & Bicycle Tires, Single Head Chuck with Built-in Deflator Valve, Durable Plated Brass, Pressure Measured in PSI & kPa

Excellent tire gauge that reads high enough PSI for bicycle tires and other tires beyond a typical 40 PSI rating. Unlike other cheap pencil style gauges made overseas, the Milton gauges are made in the USA and known for quality. The results are accurate and repeatable as well. Easy to use and good value for the money. Measures 20 psi up to 120 psi, very pleased with the purchase.

Works great and made in USA. Sturdy and high quality compared to what you pick up in an auto parts store

Good quality dose what it should

I have a dozen crappy pencil-style air pressure gauges in my garage. All from gas stations or auto parts stores that I bought over the years. The other day I was trying to check my tires, because the low pressure warning light was on, and I couldn't get a straight answer from any of them. One would show 50 psi and another would show 15 psi. It was ridiculous. So I decided to toss them all and buy a highly-rated air pressure gauge with better quality, accuracy and reliability. Actually, I bought three. First was the JACO ElitePro Tire Pressure Gauge (100 PSI), which seems fine, except that they hid the fact that it was made in China. Next was the SKS Germany Airchecker Digital Pressure Gauge, which flat-out said it was made in Germany, but also was from China. Lastly, and possibly best of all, was this Milton S-925 Pencil Tire Pressure Gauge. As you can see in the photos, the product is actually labeled MADE IN USA. It is a heavy, brass-plated pencil-style air pressure gauge. Its measurements appeared to be spot-on in terms of accuracy. Best of all, it cost a fraction of those other two gauges. The only flaw, and I saw this in the reviews before buying, is that the scale is very small on the four-sided nylon indicator bar. The distance between 20 - 30 PSI is only 1/4" or 6mm (I measured). That's hard to read without reading glasses on, and in my opinion makes it inaccurate to gauge accurately within 2-3 PSI. For that reason, I took away one star. I'm using it for my SUV, and +/- 2 PSI isn't going to matter. But for some people that might be an issue.

Accurate guage

Usefull

The Milton brand is always a great choice. I still use ones I bought in 1988. They read the same as the new ones.

Great design