JACO Elite Medidor de presión de los neumáticos 60 PSI

JACO guages appear to be very accurate as tested against my other bourdon tube guage. Has all the features you could want in a high quality guage. Accuracy readability to 1 lb increments, rubberized shell, 360-degree swivel chuck, hold reading on the dial with a pressure reset/bleed down button, bonus: it glows in the dark, AND it only requires 1 hand. No more fumbling with hoses. NOTE: It won't work on a bicycle presta valve. For that they make an outstanding guage that seals and prevents air loss on high pressure tires. A must have. I own both. This is definitely a guage you'll have for life.

The gauge is well protected against drops, it's easy to read, and I Iike using it.

I bought this because of all the excellent reviews, so allow me to add my voice to the crowd. This is a great tire pressure gauge—well-built, easy to use, and, most importantly, very accurate. I compared its readings with my Milwaukee tire inflator, and the results were consistently spot-on. I’m very pleased with the purchase and would definitely recommend it.

This is an accurate, excellent, easy to use tire pressure gauge. I had mine for three years or so, until I knocked it off my car onto the asphalt at a gas station, yesterday, and it broke. My fault! I immediately ordered a new one which is coming today. That’s how much I like this important item. Check your tire pressure regularly. Safe driving to all the good folks out there,

I have 2 of these gauges and they work well. The are repeatable and reasonably easy to use. They appear to be well made and time will tell.The thing to watch for is that the fitting that goes over the tire stem is threaded onto the gauge. I didn't notice that at first and one of my gauges behaved erratically. It wasn't holding the reading and the readings weren't reliable. It happened a couple times before I realized the tire fitting was just slightly loose. I tightened it and the gauge worked great ever since.

Purchased in 2017 and I've had no issues. I appreciate good engineering being one. I didn't rate the accuracy because I have nothing known accurate to compare it to. For tires I am not that concerned and it seems perfectly good for that. If someone is greatly concerned gauges have a class that tells you the accuracy, I think I saw something saying class B.The dial is a good size and easy to read. You can make a good guess down to.25psi. The luminescence is good. For night I've shined a light on it and then gone to work and can read it fine. If I bring it in from outside during daylight I can see it glowing even with indoor light.I like the swivel. Easy to get the best orientation to the tire.Rugged. The rubber casing around the gauge protects it from a drop unless you hit the face. 5 year

Well built, and easy to use and read tire gauge. I decided to go with the 60lb model since it is in 1lb graduations. The instructions that came with it say that it is a tested calibrated, and certified gauge. That should be highlighted on their amazon sales page, since many from big box stores can be off by several psi and aren't tested at all. It does appear to be accurate. The body is supposedly steel under the heavy-duty rubber protection cover, which is a plus in an analog gauge; as they are often damaged by dropping on a hard surface like asphalt or concrete. The rest was nicely machined out of brass; which has a valve that held the air pressure well to hold the reading. It also works pretty well for bleeding, with the pressure falling 2lbs with the valve open, popping back reliably …

A perfect tire pressure gauge for this very affordable price!I have aftermarket rims, so I was a bit worried about the ease of reaching the valve with a limited reach tube, and, in fact, I was seriously considering getting one with a hose on it (which also have the glow in the dark feature, which would be handy), but those are quite expensive compared to this JACO, like twice or even three times the price, so I wanted to try this one first -- and I'm SO glad I did! This is the best tire pressure gauge I've ever owned, bar none.Not that a sixty dollar gauge isn't a nice investment for those who have the bucks, but I'm not taking my car to the track or anything dramatic, so a more simple gauge will do. And, as far as my aftermarket rims, especially because the head of the gauge swivels 360 …