Digital Tire Pressure Gauge
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Measure, Inflate, and Deflate with One Tool
Manage tire pressure at home or in the workshop with a 3-in-1 digital inflator gauge designed for quick readings, controlled airflow, and easier valve connection.
Why choose this tool?
- Clear Digital Readings: The backlit display reads from 0–250 PSI and switches between PSI, BAR, KPA, and KG/CM².
- 3-in-1 Tire Management: Check pressure, inflate through a compatible air compressor, or release excess air using one handheld tool.
- Extended Steel Trigger: The 3-inch trigger provides comfortable leverage and smoother airflow control during repeated use.
- Secure Brass Chuck: The straight-lock brass chuck grips a compatible tire valve for stable, hands-free inflation.
- Rugged Workshop Construction: A metal body, brass components, rubber protection, and automatic shutoff support regular garage and roadside use.
Clear Digital Readings
The backlit display reads from 0–250 PSI and switches between PSI, BAR, KPA, and KG/CM².
3-in-1 Tire Management
Check pressure, inflate through a compatible air compressor, or release excess air using one handheld tool.
Extended Steel Trigger
The 3-inch trigger provides comfortable leverage and smoother airflow control during repeated use.
Secure Brass Chuck
The straight-lock brass chuck grips a compatible tire valve for stable, hands-free inflation.
Rugged Workshop Construction
A metal body, brass components, rubber protection, and automatic shutoff support regular garage and roadside use.
Specifications & package contents
Specifications: 0–250 PSI range; ±1% stated accuracy; PSI/BAR/KPA/KG/CM² units; 1/4-inch NPT air inlet; approximately 15.7-inch hose; powered by 2 AA batteries.
Included: 1 digital tire inflator gauge and 2 AA batteries.
Air supply & compatibility
An air compressor with a compatible 1/4-inch NPT connection is required for inflation. The gauge and deflation functions can be used without a compressor.
Important Safety Information
Check the recommended pressure for your tire before use. Do not exceed the tire or equipment manufacturer’s stated pressure limits.