ETENWOLF T300 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge 3-200 PSI, Industrial Tire Gauge Calibrated to ANSI B40.7 Grade 2A(Plus-Minus 0.5%), Replaceable AAA Batteries (Vivid Orange)

I like to carry a tire pressure gauge on my motorcycle as I check my tire pressure often. This small, light weight unit is perfect for the job. I weighs nearly nothing, uses tow tiny AAA batteries, and is very accurate. It is very reasonably priced, and is clearly well made. It has a large easy to read screen, and even lights up the area if one needs to check pressure in the dark. I like, and I recommend it.

I just bought three different higher and tire gauges to replace one that I had that was simply not reliable. This is the best of the bunch. It was extremely accurate, seems to be very functional, the value for the money is awesome. The light was a little handier than I expected as well! It was accurate, and the display is awesome.

Reliable, Accurate, and Built to LastThis tire pressure gauge is exactly as advertised and more. The ETENWOLF T300 looks just like the photos, and the build quality is excellent—solid, sturdy, and clearly designed for long-term use. It even came with batteries pre-installed, which was a nice bonus and made setup seamless.What really stands out is the accuracy. I compared it against two analog gauges I trust, and the readings were spot-on every time. It’s impressive to see such precision across a wide pressure range, and I appreciate that it’s calibrated to ANSI B40.7 Grade 2A standards. The built-in thermal compensation is also a great touch—I’ve tested it in both hot and cold conditions with no issues.The backlit display and lighted nozzle are practical features, especially when checking pressure in low-light conditions. And the fact that it uses standard AAA batteries makes maintenance simple.Highly recommend this product for anyone who wants reliable, professional-grade results without the guesswork.

I feel tempted to give 5 stars, but I won't succumb to rating inflation. And I've only owned this for two weeks.Batteries were included, which is nice. And they are real alkaline batteries, not "heavy duty" batteries.It takes regular AAA batteries, so they will be easy to replace. My prior tire pressure gauge wanted a coin cell battery.It is easy to read in multiple respects: Easy to read in bright sunlight, easy to read at night (because it is backlit), and easy to read with an awkward angle because you can measure the pressure, pull the gauge off the valve stem, and then reorient the gauge until you can read it. The reading will remain on the screen for at least 45 seconds.It has an on-off switch, which is nice, but it will also turn off automatically when idle.It remains to be seen if it works in the dead of winter when frozen very cold, which makes batteries much less powerful. It also remains to be seen whether it lasts many years.It is so easy to use, I won't really need the instructions ever again.You can just buy one of these and put it in your glove compartment.It also shows multiple units: PSI (pounds per square inch), kPa (kilopascals), and bar, if I recall correctly.

This thing is perfect to keep in your tool box. It’s easy to use and it’s accurate. I back checked it on two other gauges and it’s dead on. It has multiple options, the screen is nice and bright, and very clear. Nice overall solid quality for the price!

works very well, and easy to read since it is lighted. very intuitive to use...i checked it vs other gauges and found it to be accurate within 1 lb. plus or minus

Bought this to replace a competitor's product that required 4 button cell batteries, costing more to replace than to buy another, and was of poor build quality. This one is accurate, uses 2 AAAs for far easier changing of batteries, and feels very solid and of a much better build quality than the one we're replacing for the same price. Can also adjust to different pressure managing standards if PSi isn't the standard in your country. Hopefully it last,s but as of now a very solid product for the price, easy recommendation.

Every few years I find myself buying a tire pressure gauge because the old one either (1) Broke or (2) has a non-replaceable battery. I have also found that the pencil type gauges are hit and miss in terms of accuracy. Anyway, I bought two of these T300 gauges, and for the price they aren't bad. And they have easily replaceable batteries where often electronic tire pressure gauges do not. It's a tire pressure gauge so it doesn't require any specialized knowledge or anything to use. Accuracy seems fine (within 0.5 PSI according to the tire pressure reading on my dashboard). It's fairly chonky and brightly colored so it shouldn't be easy to lose.