Which is the best tyre pressure gauge?

After 50 years driving, I have yet to find a tyre pressure gauge that is satisfactory to use. Often I find that I let so much air out trying to get the gauge to sit on the valve that I need to pump the tyre up again when it was probably at the right pressure in the first place! I have searched the web for something different, but without success.

Do you know of a foolproof gauge that sits correctly without undue air loss?

Asked on 9 May 2013 by QD

Answered by Honest John

I use a dial type Accu Gage.

Tags: tyre pressures wheels and tyres

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