EM Giveaway Contest: Digital Tire Gauges

[metroschultz]

Its

[metroschultz]

My

[metroschultz]

Turn,to be
annoying

[metroschultz]

Thanks for the Gage.
In advance.
I need one that reads to 150 psi so I can use it at work.
I have one from Scrap-On that is digital and looks like a tire.
I don't know what it maxes at but I know it reads to 140psi.(found out when checking an overinflated trailer tire one night)
I blew up one of the stick gages trying to read that particular tire.
FYI a 100 psi stick will fly approximately 30 feet when subjected to 140 psi.
Schultz

[KJSatz]

30 feet eh?

At least it wasn't made of lead.

[Nevyn]

If it was lead it wouldn't have flown 30 feet. Who's the local mathemagician around here....care to take a crack at how far it would have gone if made of lead?

[Doofus McFancypants]

count me in on this Action.

I am on my 2nd el-cheep-o slider guage. It works - but is annoying.

Maybe i will add to my Christmas List.

Steve

[i_am_socket]

My slider gauge works pretty well, and has for years.

As far as I know.

Probably.

At least it reads better than my air compressor.

Well, lower anyway, because the compressor shows 25 lbs higher pressure than the slider.

But only while/after filling; just connecting it shows a completely different pressure.

I'd use my bicycle pump on the car, which I believe to be more accurate, but I get enough exercise.

And the pump would only be more accurate at ~100-140 psi, which I'm sure would not end well...

[Nevyn]

Depending on point of view. For a spectator, it would end SPECTACULARLY at 140 PSI.

[red91sit]

I'm still using the knock knock test. I usually aim for 40-55 psi