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WARP TEN 12-13-2012 05:24 PM

Re: Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost
 
Thanks Hib--Just got two--one for me and one for my son--for Christmas. I've got an older digital guage that seems fine but but I have had it a long time and I expect it to die anytime now.--Bob

HAWAIIZR-1 01-23-2017 07:56 AM

Re: Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost
 
Talk about bringing back a dead post, thanks for this Hib. I stumbled across this post while in need of a good tire gauge. It arrived today and definitely the best I've ever owned.


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Dynomite 05-21-2017 06:57 PM

Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost and some Billet Aluminum
 
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Originally Posted by HAWAIIZR-1 (Post 256396)
Talk about bringing back a dead post, thanks for this Hib. I stumbled across this post while in need of a good tire gauge. It arrived today and definitely the best I've ever owned.


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Concur Completely
.........the post is NOT dead and the AutoMeter 2343 is the best tire gauge as Hib suggests......just park it in the center console :p

http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/l...83805326ff.jpg

And......when you are at it since you like Billet Aluminum.......along with your Billet Aluminum Belt Tensioner Pulley ;)

See All Aluminum Alternator Pulley

http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/l...0157f1027b.jpg

gbrtng 05-21-2017 07:05 PM

Re: Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost
 
Here's a decent one - 2 AAA batteries so you can keep it alive; also has a light and
you can measure pressure in 4 different units - I use PSI ... accuracy? It matches my other gauges within one PSI at 30.

https://www.amazon.com/Foval-150PSI-...val+tire+gauge

YMMV ... TGF

A26B 10-08-2022 09:23 AM

Re: Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost
 
I bought 3 of the AutoMeter 2343 gauges when this post came out. Nice looking gauge, fits my hand & seems to be accurate. It wasn't too long before the tip fell out of the first one, then the next & the last one of the three. I could put it back in & it would function. Then one fell out & it was lost. Gauge now toast, so tossed it. I was constantly twisting the tip to get the right angle to seal on the valve stem. I still have two and they work, just not handily. Fix the tip so it stays in and make the tip straight instead of an angle and it would be a better tool.

HAWAIIZR-1 10-10-2022 06:02 PM

Re: Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost
 
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Originally Posted by A26B (Post 335859)
I bought 3 of the AutoMeter 2343 gauges when this post came out. Nice looking gauge, fits my hand & seems to be accurate. It wasn't too long before the tip fell out of the first one, then the next & the last one of the three. I could put it back in & it would function. Then one fell out & it was lost. Gauge now toast, so tossed it. I was constantly twisting the tip to get the right angle to seal on the valve stem. I still have two and they work, just not handily. Fix the tip so it stays in and make the tip straight instead of an angle and it would be a better tool.


That sounds strange Jerry. I have three of the AutoMeter 2343s too and never had a problem with the tip. I also have the AutoMeter 2160 that I keep in the garage. I like it better and easier to use and see the pressure since it has the hose. When I bought it years ago it was $8 less, but it is still a good buy today.

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A26B 10-11-2022 05:14 PM

Re: Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost
 
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Originally Posted by HAWAIIZR-1 (Post 335895)
That sounds strange Jerry. I have three of the AutoMeter 2343s too and never had a problem with the tip. ............................
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I think I figured out the problem! I'm left handed and the gauges are right-handed. Does that mean they are not handicap accessible? You "righties"
have it made. You should see the contortions I have to do to sign one of those credit card screens, left handed and upside down:sign10:

Obviously it's really not a big deal to me. a drop or 2 of Loctite would take care of the loose tip. I just need to get a round tuit! :thumbsup:

HAWAIIZR-1 10-11-2022 07:39 PM

Re: Finally, a good tire gauge at reasonable cost
 
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Originally Posted by A26B (Post 335918)
I think I figured out the problem! I'm left handed and the gauges are right-handed. Does that mean they are not handicap accessible? You "righties"

have it made. You should see the contortions I have to do to sign one of those credit card screens, left handed and upside down:sign10:



Obviously it's really not a big deal to me. a drop or 2 of Loctite would take care of the loose tip. I just need to get a round tuit! :thumbsup:



Jerry, ha ha! I?m a leftie too, but I check tire pressure with my right. I?m a weird leftie or maybe not a ?real?
leftie? I only eat and write with my left and everything else is right-handed. [emoji12][emoji1360]🤙🏼


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