Any recommendation's on a good quality tire psi gauge that also will work on dually tires?

 

Thats a great question---Does anyone in the US make a decent gauge? I have three stick type and 2 rotary dial versions that all read different. I purchased 77 dial type gauges from NAPA for a tire safety thing at work a few years ago, and we did a test with our compressor in the mechanic shop. The PSI difference ranged from 3-11 psi on a dozen NAPA Chinese gauges. I've never used a digital though. Maybe someone has input on higher-end digitals

 

I picked up a Roadgear digital gauge for my cycle a few years back. It has been great. Now all my vehicles have them. They seem very accurate and consistent. Get them for under $20 on Amazon.

Roadgear Ready-to-Go gauge


Rob

 

Do you think it would get between dually tires also. whats the top psi they go to.

 

I use a digital Slime brand gauge. It works well and consistent- about $15 at the auto parts store. They make several models so pick the one that best works for you.

 

No idea what a dually is like. If any right-angle stick type gauge works this would.

Rob

 

Here is an article I wrote for Motorhome magazine on tire gauge testing. Those gauges mostly work on dualy tires but you will have to sign up to see the article. Its free though

http://www.motorhomemagazine.com/Tec...g-Tire-Gauges/

The Milton gauge sold at Northern tool is one of the best ones I tested and it is made in the USA.