Vondior Tire Pressure Gauge (0-100 PSI) Certified ANSI Accurate with Large 2 Inch Easy to Read Glow Dial, Low - High Air Pressure Gauge. Tire Gauge for Car and Trucks Tires

I bought 3 of these. Use it for bikes, cars, whatever . Works well. It even has a real solid feel. I thought maybe it would feel cheap. I was pleasantly surprised. For those that use high pressure, such as truck tires that go higher than your usual stick pressure gauge. The high pressure sticks need the space to store. These would easily fit in your coat pocket, cup holder or whatever .

I have purchased 2 of these tire gauges in the past 2 months. The first was the model with range up to 100 psi. This model I just purchased is with range up to 60 psi (this is my preference since the spacing in between the graduations is larger and easier to read). We tested the first gauge with our shop's calibrated master gauge and it was very accurate, only reading 1 psi low up to 30 psi. Since I didn't need to check the higher pressures, I have not checked beyond 30 psi. Both gauges seem to be well built and I like the rubber housing around the dials to protect them from regular bumps/drops. I also like the glow-in-the-dark feature and the fact that the pressure is held until the button is pressed. Time will tell how accurate these are after several years. Maybe I will update this post someday with more information on that. For now, I am very pleased with the purchase.

Seems to be accurate and works great for our high pressure trailer tires. Easy to read as well.

If you have a spare tire that require 60 PSI,then you need a gauge that can measure more than 60 PSI,which is why I bought this 100 PSI product.I bought two units so I could check their accuracyagainst each other. I found that one consistentlyread 3/4 PSI higher than the other. I would havebeen more impressed if the company had tighterquality controls during manufacture.The instructions that came in the box use English wordsbut not English grammar. The gauge is made in China.The Glow in the Dark feature is useless.First, the glow is not bright enough to read unlessyou first expose the dial to sunlight to chargethe phosphors, which means it cannot be used at night.Second, if it is so dark that you cannot read thedial, then it is too dark to see the tire valveyou are trying to attach to.I do not see any reason why anybody would needto check tire pressure in the dark.Karen at Vondior sent me an email pointing out thatthe phosphors can be charged using a flashlight.She is correct. However, if you have a workingflashlight you do not need a dial that glows.The head of this gauge swivels, which is completelyunnecessary. The swivel gasket only creates anotherpoint where air can leak out.The head of this gauge is at a 45-degree angleto the stem. This is very cumbersome. It wouldhave been nice to have the head straight in linewith the stem. This also would eliminate the swivel.On the plus side the ribbed black rubber cover makesa rugged looking product. It is easy to grasp andfeels solid in your hand.The gauge head seats well against the tire valve stemand the gauge does a good job of holding the readinguntil released.Each tic mark on the dial is 1 PSI, which is good.

Very well made and designed brilliantly, and measures up to 100 psi. The gauge stays on the maximum reading until you release the pressure. I immediately purchased a second one!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was what I was looking for. Functionality:FunctionalReadability:good

The 100psi gage is very misleading. It will not measure 100 psi. Tried to measure an 80 psi truck tire and it broke instantly. Even using it on a 35 psi car tire it was difficult to get a repeatable reading.

Works great.