Spurtar 10-120 PSI Heavy Duty Tire Pressure Gauge with Inflator Air Chuck with Pressure Gauge with 4 Way Tool and Valve Cores Air Compressor Attachments Tire Inflator Nozzle for Car Automotive Truck
Details
- BrandSpurtar
- MaterialAlloy Steel
- Item dimensions L x W x H121.2 x 69.6 x
- Item Weight302 Grams
- Screen Size69.6 Inches
Description
🚗 Inflate Your Drive with Precision!
- VERSATILE DESIGN - Easily inflate tires on cars, trucks, RVs, and more with a multi-purpose tool.
- CONVENIENT ACCESS - Dual head chuck designed for tight angles and hard-to-reach valves.
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION - Built with heavy-duty chrome-plated materials for long-lasting use.
- PRECISION PERFORMANCE - Achieve accurate tire pressure readings with ANSI B40.1 Grade B calibration.
- USER FRIENDLY OPERATION - Bayonet-style design allows for effortless inflation and deflation.
The Spurtar 10-120 PSI Heavy Duty Tire Pressure Gauge with Inflator is a versatile and durable tool designed for accurate tire inflation across various vehicles. With its dual head chuck and user-friendly bayonet design, it ensures easy access and precise measurements, making it an essential addition to any automotive toolkit.
Reviews
W**M
Good to have
Simple and looks good plus versatile. Did what it is supposed to do.
M**.
Effective solution to using separate pressure gauge.
Good price and works well. This air chuck makes it easy to fill my tires to spec.
A**O
Easy install
My previous set rusted out. These work well and were easy to install. I need this to refill tires during the winter on my small compressor.
J**W
Classic example
I like the design of the gauge from ones used 60 years ago
S**4
Recommend
Good airflow, worth the price
R**.
Parts fall off.
The second time I used it a brass nut and spring fell out . I replaced the nut and spring and tightend it only to strip the two brass threads that held it in .
J**
Cheap
Good
J**S
Difficult to read
It worked for a year, but then the gauge feel out and, despite tinkering with it, it no longer indicates pressure. The gauge was always difficult to read in the dark corners of the garage, so not missed all that much.
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