Dial Tire Pressure Gauge

A dial tire pressure gauge is an analog pressure gauge with a dial instead of a measuring stick. To use a dial gauge, attach the gauge directly to the valve stem. Some dial gauges come equipped with an extension hose. If that’s the case, attach the extension hose to the valve stem. The air pressure will go through the hose. This will cause the needle to move on the dial face. The needle will give you an accurate PSI reading for your tires.

Pros:
Easy to use while inflating the tire
More accurate than a stick gauge
The dial is simple to read
Dependable
Cons:
Less durable—the face of the dial can easily break if made of glass
Calibrated spring can be sensitive to a lot of motion
Less portable
Dials with extension hoses require two hands
Can be more expensive than digital and stick gauges if extension hoses are added to the dial
Bulky when compared to stick and digital gauges

Tire Inflator Gauge will provide you with a reliable tool to inflate tires. Maintaining correct tire pressure is very important as incorrect pressure levels can lead to puncture damage, lower fuel economy, and a shorter life cycle for your tires.

Over-inflated tires have long braking distance and are easy to slip on rainy days, also the middle part of the tire will wear too fast. Under-inflated tires need to consume more fuel while driving, not good for purses and the environment. A resonable inflated tire save fuel, increase the tire's lifespan, improve the driving experience, and insure the driving safety. Please use tire pressure gauge to test the wheel pressure every week regularly when the tire is cold, especialy before long distance travel.