Tyre inflation gauges

[dnej]

Which tyre gauges are being used, to check trailer tyres etc.
I have been through 4 of the cheap ones, and I now need to buy yet another one, a better brand than super cheap, but not over the top price wise.
Any recommendations?
David

[PixieAU]

VDO instruments are usually reliable.

[shakey55]

I carry one of these in my Nissan Patrol. I've had it for a few years and it has never let me down

http://www.bushranger.com.au/3_in_1_tyregauge.php#.V4iYAZAmKK0


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[Noelm]

The best ones (if you can find one somewhere) are those old fashioned ones that you put it on the valve, and a little rod kind of thing pops out with measurements on it, about the size of a pen they are, but, if you want one to use to inflate tyres too, the big ugly one with a kind of square window with the pressure on a round wheel sort of thing work very well, I have one that was my fathers, and it still works, all the other cheap rubbish ones are at the dump!

[dnej]

OOps, I have lead you all astray, by missing a word on my post. What I am looking for is a better quality inflation tool, with the gauge.
Not the Super cheap type, but a better type one that will last, at a reasonable price. My apologies.
David

[dnej]

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/261004987848?euid=ef43b67b3e83438fbff3ddcd1101dedd&bu=44248805673&cp=1&sojTags=bu=bu
Something along those lines.
David

[shaungonemad]

The best ones you can get are from the servo you just need a sharp knife and a good pair of running shoes.

[odieman150]

Have had one of these for over 10years now and think i paid $150 for it at the time.I would definatly buy another one if i ever need to. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Jamec-Pem-TDR2000-Tyre-Inflator-JA10-2000-Worlds-Most-Popular-Workshop-Gauge-/111683224475?hash=item1a00d6c39b:g:fF4AAOSwMNxXa-Hq

[Noelm]

Yep, the one in the link is the one I was talking about, I have one that is decades old, still works a treat, that's what used to be at servos years ago, you see them at garage sales and places like that, in fact I might even have an old one lying around, I will have a look later on today, and see if I can find it, I am sure it will be somewhere "safe" unless it got lost in my recent move!

[odieman150]

Yep, the one in the link is the one I was talking about, I have one that is decades old, still works a treat, that's what used to be at servos years ago, you see them at garage sales and places like that, in fact I might even have an old one lying around, I will have a look later on today, and see if I can find it, I am sure it will be somewhere "safe" unless it got lost in my recent move!
Please let me know if you find that "safe" place Noelm, i think some of my stuff might be there. ;D

[dnej]

Yep, the one in the link is the one I was talking about

Noelm, my link or oldie mans link?

[dnej]

Noelm, which link were you referring to, mine or oldieman

[Noelm]

Oldiemans link, I found my old spare one.

[dnej]

New inflator /gauge is on the way.
David

[Oceanic Dave]

I carry one of these in my Nissan Patrol. I've had it for a few years and it has never let me down

http://www.bushranger.com.au/3_in_1_tyregauge.php#.V4iYAZAmKK0


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Same one I have - going on 2 years!