- What is the maximum pressure this gauge reads?
- It reads up to 50 PSI. That covers passenger cars and most light SUVs, but not truck, trailer or heavy-duty tires that need higher pressures.
- Is the body metal or plastic?
- The body is made of aluminum, which holds up better than the plastic bodies common on giveaway gauges.
- How do I read the pressure?
- It is a pencil-style stick gauge: press the end onto the valve stem and the internal rod extends to show the reading on the scale.
- Does it need batteries?
- No. It is fully mechanical, so there is nothing to charge or replace.
- Can I use it on a bicycle or sports equipment?
- It will work on anything under 50 PSI, but the scale is coarse for the low pressures used in bike tires and balls.
- How does it compare with a dial gauge?
- A dial gauge is easier to read and often has a hold valve, but it costs more and is bulkier. This one is simpler and more pocketable.
- Where is the 250 Promotional Tire Gauge With Clip - Aluminum & 50 PSI cheapest?
- At AmberPromos - Custom Printed Products, for $317.60, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 250 Promotional Tire Gauge With Clip - Aluminum & 50 PSI?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including AmberPromos - Custom Printed Products, 4AllPromos.com.