| Moroso 89560 Tire Pressure Gauge, Dial Type, 0-60 psi |
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Product Details
Moroso tire gauges are the air pressure gauge of choice for racers worldwide. Each Moroso tire pressure gauge is individually calibrated for accuracy within 2%. The dial face is easy to read, while the hardened swivel chuck rotates 360° for positive valve stem attachment. And the finger operated air-bleed valve allows you to release pressure quickly for precise settings and to get you back on the track and staged for your next lap.
Product Reviews
 (4 stars) - Tire Pressure Gauge of a Lifetime
I was tired of seemingly disposable tire pressure gauges. I now keep this one in my truck and have confidence when I check my tires. Easy to use and easy to read. I recommend this for the most satisfying tire pressure checking of your life.
(4 stars) - Easy to Use - Easy to Read
There's a car mechanic who already posted a "most useful" review of this product, and I really cannot add much to his excellent review other than to say that I did much of the same research he did and can completely confirm everything he said.
With one exception - I have not yet bought the rubber gauge cover he recommends to provide a little extra protection in case I drop it, but I am literally going to do that as soon as I finish writing this review.
Between my wife, myself, and my kids, we now have three cars sitting outside, and I check the tire pressure in all three vehicles regularly. This gauge is quick and easy to use - it forms an accurate seal with the valve stem, and gives an accurate, easy-to-decipher reading, without me having to put on my reading glasses to see it.
The best feature is when I am adding air to a tire with one of those service station hoses that doesn't have a gauge. If I inadvertently overfill the tire by a few pounds, I can seat the gauge on the valve stem, and use the bleeder valve that is part of the gauge to accurately lower the tire pressure to precisely where I want it to be, because I can watch the gauge drop while I'm letting the air out bit by bit. (BTW, I tend to run my tires at 35 psi, not 32 psi, for better gas mileage)
All in all, I think it is worth the extra money to get an accurate tire pressure gauge, as this tool is well built and I know I'll have it for years to come.
(4 stars) - Accurate and Easy to Read... Very Nice!
I also wanted to buy a tire pressure gauge that was both accurate and would last over the cheap ones that I've been buying and eventually throwing out either because they stop working, are hard to read, or just don't seem to be accurate. This Moroso guage was just the trick!
It seems to be very accurate and easy to read in the low digits and between digits, which I wanted as I regularly air my the tires on my Jeep up and down for off-road use. It also has an air release near the gauge which is nice to remove air as needed.
My only complaint is that the cord is kind of short. It would be helpful if it was four or so inches longer. So far I'm very pleased with this guage and it's been worth the money.
Plus, be sure to buy the Moroso 89590 Tire Pressure Gauge Cover to protect it from breaking should it hit the ground or otherwise.
(4 stars) - Nice Gauge
The gauge seems to work well. Unfortunately, I haven't checked its accuracy against anything. It seems to be of reasonable quality but wasn't overly impressed considering the cost. I would recommend buying the rubber protector.
(4 stars) - Accurate & easy to use
Gauge is accurate, at least is shows same as a couple of other gauges I use. The head swivels easily enough to get it onto a stem on a motorcycle with large front disc. Bleed valve smooth.
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