AstroAI 5 Pack Pencil Stick Tire Pressure Gauge with Stainless Steel Body and Metal Made Nozzle for Vehicles (10-75PSI)

Bargain4u

We purchased this set of 5 tire pressure guages and they are decent quality for the price.

order 2nd time. made of a good metal

order 2nd time. made of a good metal

Pleased with the purchase

I am please with my purchase. Accurate and good deal

Old school and accurate

They do the job, when you need to keep track of your tire pressure. I love the simplicity of these press on sensors. The added caps are a plus. I tested if the gauge was accurate by using a jump box/tire inflator I owned for some time and grew tired taking out every time my tire looked flatter than usual. There was no difference in the box reading compared to every gauge given. Can’t complain with that.

Great pencil tire pressure gauge

This has a metal top and not plastic. Easy to check tire pressures and equal to electronic device. I love these pencil tire gauges and Astros are the best. They easily fit all of my tires.

Accurate

Accurate price right

Solid product

These seem to be well constructed and accurate.

Great price for tire gauges

I wanted an extra one to keep in the saddlebag of my motorcycle, but then I saw 5 of these for $10. I've had good luck with AstroAI tools in the past and I decided that a few extras would be good to have. That way I can throw one in a tool bag, another in the glove compartment of my truck, etc.

I like that these have a stainless steel body. I have had tire gauges with plastic and aluminum bodies in the past and they don't survive nearly as well.

I used one this morning to check the tire pressures on my motorcycle before I rode. The pressures were a little high, but I had used a different gauge to set them a couple of days ago so I'm not sure if the old gauge reads low or the new one reads high. When I get some time I'll use my digital tire inflator as a reference and see which ones are closer to the truth. In any case, we're talking about a couple of PSI. Not ideal but not enough to make me worry.

Readability is about as good as it can be for a small gauge like this, which means I need to put on glasses to read them. Since I need glasses to read almost anything these days, that's not a knock against the gauge. These small gauges will always be harder to read than a big dial gauge, which is the tradeoff you make when you need something that will fit in a shirt pocket.

Overall I'm happy with the quality of these gauges and I'm very happy with the price. They're better quality than most of the giveaway gauges that you used to be able to get at parts stores, gas stations, etc., and I'm sure the quality is better than the myriad no-name gauges you can buy almost everywhere else. I'll probably do a little verification of the accuracy, but for now these will be my go-to gauges.