Vondior Tire Pressure Gauge (0-100 PSI) Heavy Duty Air Pressure Gauge, ANSI Certified Tire Gauge for Car and Trucks Tires with Large 2 Inch Easy to Read Glow Dial, Stocking Stuffers for Men

Nothing to dislike on this nifty gauge. I have tires on equipment, cars, trucks and trailers and the pressure range I have to measure is 10 psi up to 80 psi and this gauge covers it. It's nice that you can measure the pressure and it holds it until you release it. The flexible reinforced rubber allows rotation of the gauge and the valve. The black guard around the gauge is plastic rather that a soft rubber but that is my only complaint. Bonus for glow in the dark dial and dial face for use in the evening. ...Now for the rest of the story, this was a good gauge for about 5 months then it got a little sketchy. The needle returned to 10 psi when I released the air in the gauge and pressure readings became equally inaccurate, reading 10 psi high. I am quite good at delicate work so after I unscrewed the air line from the gauge I pried the black plastic shield and dial mask from the gauge housing and unscrewed the mechanism from its shell and recalibrated the gauge. It worked nicely for another month then it started drifting off again so I decided I'd had a good run and cut my losses. For the price paid I'm not too upset though I'd have happily paid twice the price for a more durable gauge with the same features. It's too bad, it was a nice gauge that I used in our ¾ ton truck that I pull our horse trailer with because I need a gauge that measures 80 psi...

Comes in hand. Looks great and awesome

Mostly this thing works as expected and gives what I believe are accurate readings. I love that it illuminates the numbers in the dark, and that the little hose is flexible enough to get into awkward spaces. I also appreciate that it holds the temperature reading until you press the release button. The only issue I've noticed is that if you move the hose around enough, over time it starts to unscrew from the main unit (though it doesn't necessarily look like it's unscrewed, so it's not obvious). When this happens the pressure readings aren't held in place and the gauge goes back down to zero instantly. It took me a while to realize that if you tighten the hose, it will operate as expected again. So I would say to make sure the hose is on tightly before each use.

I have purchased 2 of these tire gauges in the past 2 months. The first was the model with range up to 100 psi. This model I just purchased is with range up to 60 psi (this is my preference since the spacing in between the graduations is larger and easier to read). We tested the first gauge with our shop's calibrated master gauge and it was very accurate, only reading 1 psi low up to 30 psi. Since I didn't need to check the higher pressures, I have not checked beyond 30 psi. Both gauges seem to be well built and I like the rubber housing around the dials to protect them from regular bumps/drops. I also like the glow-in-the-dark feature and the fact that the pressure is held until the button is pressed. Time will tell how accurate these are after several years. Maybe I will update this post someday with more information on that. For now, I am very pleased with the purchase.

Good quality,easy to use

Works perfectly. Have had snap-on, Mac & matco when I worked. Of course overpriced. This one is great price, works perfectly & light. Easy to read and has longer hose. Would definitely buy again

I bought this gauge 3 years ago--seems very rugged and well-built. I found that it did not agree with my cheap "stick" pocket gauges, but since this on is ANSI certified--and I called the company--I assume that my other gauges were wrong. Well, I recently bought an automatic pump with a gauge, which also disagreed with the above. I took the Vondior gauge to a tire store who checked it and found that it was 4 pounds too low. It was wrong and all my cheap gauges were correct. I have been over-inflating all my tires for years. I like everything about the gauge except its accuracy. I'm trying to contact the company to see if they will replace it but cannot find their info. I could have gotten a lemon, but I cannot recommend this gauge. Just buy a cheap one at your local store.

Love this. So easy to use, and I really like the fact that it retains the pressure, so when you take it off the valve, you can still see the last reading (until you push the release button). Quality seems really high for the price.