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Old 10-29-2012, 02:17 PM   #41
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Originally Posted by CSG Mike View Post
A cheapie from America's Tire or anywhere else will work.

Ask a few veterans to borrow their gauges, and compare it to yours to know if it reads high or low, and then compensate for any error in reading. The cheap stuff is surprisingly accurate.
I would agree here but...

You can use the tire pressure gauge on all your vehicles, bike tires etc etc. Most folks have more than one thing that requires air pressure. Might as well get a gauge that feels good. Also the nicer ones (like what I posted above) make it easier to bleed air quickly while simultaneously checking air for quick adjustments.
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