Accutire MS-4021B Digital Tire Pressure Gauge with 4 Valve Caps, 5-150psi (psi, bar, kPa, kg/cm2)

This is the second one of these that I've bought over the years. The first one got wet & it didn't work after that so I bought another. Works great. Seems to be very accurate.Why did you pick this product vs others?:Owned one previously & liked it.

Easy to use and accurate...great purchase!

The electronics seems to work well. If you use PSI (the first option) you just press the little button, wait a sec, and go. But the pressure seal is a bit iffy. You have to put force on the gauge against the tire to get a good seal, sometimes even putting your hand on the other side of the tire to avoid leakage.This seems to be endemic to modern bicycle tools. An $86 hand pump I just bought has a similar problem: it either doesn't get on the Schrader stem or is devilishly hard to get off. Maybe it's because everything these days is made in China to metric dimensions, which are a few mils off. Just don't expect bike stuff to work as well as the made-in-USA Schwinn tools of your youth.

I've bought a few of these over the years. They are accurate and seem to hold up well. Not a huge fan of the 3-button batteries, considering how large this thing is, but they do last a pretty long time between changes.

This is an exact replacement for me. I've owned for about a decade bit seems, but I can't give an exact date. I use it a lot, because I own several tractors, and attachments with tires, along with cars. Easy to use and reliable. Nothing bad to say...that's why I bought the same one again.

I've been using one of these pressure gauges for my car for over 10 years and love it. It is quick to register tire pressure, has always been pretty accurate, and the battery lasts a really long time, through any temperature. I finally purchased a new one after giving my old one to my daughter. After 10+ years, the only thing that has really changed is the color scheme. It is still high quality and quick to register pressure. I highly recommend this!

Accutire: Why downgraded to one star?A new tire gauge should not have its battery wear out after one use and two months in the glove box. I messaged the company at their phone number on the back of the package. They ignored me for 10 days and then proceeded to tell me that batteries are my responsibility. I was future put on the defensive by being told “We’ll replace them just this one time but don’t ask again.” This attitude is absolutely unacceptable, Accutire. When I started researching other reviews I know see this is common. Some even arrive DOA. The guy at the company insisted that my thermometer must have a tiny on button. It does not. I then learned the company added one since their thermometers drain when not in use. Sadly, a HUGE avoid with rude and slow customer service, too.Original review: Accutire vs. Milton vs. Vondior: Which is the best tire gauge?I’m comparing these three since Accutire and Milton are the top two models recommended by Popular Mechanics. The Accutire is also highly acclaimed at the top of Consumer Reports ratings. Vondior consistency receives top ratings here at Amazon. I’m tired of inaccurate gauges and I don’t personally are if it’s digital or an old school pen. Tires are beyond expensive these days and for safety and longevity, you need to get it right! Read on to learn which is best:I’d call this a tire tie between Accutire and Vondier. The Accutire can wash out a bit in sunlight but I love its no nonsense design and consistency. For ease of use, it’s my favorite. One big plus for the Vondier design is that there is no battery needed. It is a simple joy to use and it glows in the dark. The Milton gauge is poorly printed and difficult to read although it is quite consistent. Both the Accutire and Vondior are five star totally tubular tire winners. By the way, the majority of tire gauges are not accurate so choose carefully.

I've had mine 9 years now, since Feb 2016 and it still works great and with original batteries. It's survived the extreme temps of North Dakota ranging from -40 to the high temp greenhouse effect in a car - probably 115 to 120 inside the car on a 105 degree day. I based my purchase decision on the rating from Consumer Reports. Epic win. Quality:Awesome