Tire Gauge,Yukiss Premium Heavy Duty Flexi-Pro Car Tire Pressure Gauge Best for Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle - 60 PSI

I came across the Yukiss Tire Pressure Gauge while searching for a small and easy to use electronic gauge. While reading many of the reviews for electronic gauges, I noticed many complaints about the lack of accuracy. I knew that I need a manual gauge like this one. After reading some of the reviews, I bought it. The gauge arrived in a nice, small, easy to open box. I was able to tell that it was good quality from the look and feel. The rubber grip around the meter is very comfortable to hold. Most importantly, the gauge is easy to use and accurate. I'll never wonder if my tires are properly inflated or be forced to use the gas station gauge again. If I had a need for another gauge, I'd buy a second Yukiss model.

Okay, so it should get 4.5 stars; the only thing keeping me from giving it five is two tiny, minor complaints: the length of the flexible air hose and the depth of the female end of the chuck. But first, the positives! Heft / weight balance, size, face dial, accuracy, and overall quality.Positives!Heft and size: this fits in the hand very nicely -- about the size of a tennis ball circumference or maybe a handball -- perfect for me; and the rubber ribbings make it easy to hold. It's also got a great balance of heft vs. being light weight. I love the easy-to-read dial face and indicator! It reads accurately -- matches my motorcycle's TPMS exactly.Two minor complaints:Flexible air hose: I use this for my motorcycle, and depending where the valve is when I want to gauge the tire pressure, it would be really great to have 3-4 more inches on the hose to reach around a brake rotor or muffler. But it's perfect for the car and, I imagine, for bike tires that take less than 60 psi (unfortunately, my bikes take 60-80 psi, so I can't use this for the bikes, but I didn't buy it for the bikes).Female end of swivel chuck: I would prefer it to be about 1mm deeper -- meaning 1mm more chuck into which the value would be seated.This would make a great gift I think -- it comes in a great package and signifies the quality I found when using it.

After a week, the hose no longer allowed the air pressure through - so the gauge is worthless now. I paid more in order to get a well constructed tire gauge but apparently failed.

;Gauge is good. Don't like the angled tip.

Wow - I got this at an excellent price during a Lightening Deal. I did not think the gauge would be so heavy-duty. I thought it would be something really cheap -- it was NOT. This tire pressure gauge is seems to be really heavy duty. The hose is fabric wrapped and feels strong. The gauge itself has this ribbed rubber ring around it. The dial is large and easy to read. It worked with no problems.It was packaged so well. The seller, Yukiss, shipped it on-time with no issues.Needless to say, I am pleasantly surprised that I got such a gauge at such a price.

This gauge is sturdy enough, but when we gave it to our grease monkey friend to test along with an air compressor he couldn't get it to read right. The PSI reading was as much as 5 pounds off.

The gauge is great. Somehow I overlooked the upper limit of pressure measure for this item. It is fine for most things I do but the rear tires on my pickup call fo 80 lbs pressure and this gage only goes to 60lbs.

I purchased this tire pressure gauge for my roadside kit. I like the swivel head except it feels sort of small so some people might find it awkward to press onto the valve stem. It's just something you have to get used to. This gauge looks nice, seems durable, and is easy to read. I tested the accuracy against my dad's thirty-something year old pen gauge and they were off by one psi. I'm going to assume the new Yukiss gauge is the more accurate one. The bleeder valve makes guessing and checking much faster and simpler. I would recommend this gauge over pen or digital gauges.