JOES RACING PRODUCTSJoes Racing 32305 (0-15) PSI Tire Pressure Gauge

This is my 3rd gauge from Joe. I have the 0-30 and 0-60. Why you ask? Because a dial gauge is calibrated at the middle of its range. That is where it is most accurate. So trying to measure 10psi with a 0-60 gauge would give inaccurate results. I need to measure tires from lawn tractors to busses, so I use the correct guage for the job.

Great quality product that is easy to use

Seems to be very accurate and I love that little valve that lets air out when you press it. Very happy with this as I can set my arc tires exactly. Also works great for low pressure tractor tires on my big stuff. Very useful purchase

Great product support from the seller. I had a small problem with the gauge so he sent me a replacement without question.The readability of the gauge is exilent down to the 1/4 lb. High recommended for UTV owners.

I use this for SandDrags and it allows me to get down to low PSI!

I bought two of these gauges, a low pressure gauge for my ATV and a 0-60 psi gauge for the cars.Right out of the box the low pressure gauge read 3 psi to low and the 0-60 psi gauge was 7 psi to high.I checked them against five other gauges of varying brands, all of those read within 1.5 psi of each other. Unfortunately I am past the 30 day return window, so there went 60 dollars into the trash can.

This is a very nice unit for the price. The hose assembly, chuck, and bleed valve are great. The chuck seals well and rotates. The hose is soft and flexible. The bleeder valve is firm and works great. Also, the glow in the dark feature is kinda cool. The only complaint I have is the gauge feels a little on the cheap side.I work in commercial aviation and use liquid filled gauge assemblies daily. This gauge seems to give a reliable reading but just feels a bit light, and seems to make a noise like a spring winding as the needle moves. It does not have the weight I've become accustomed to holding when checking tire pressures. It is about six times cheaper and that's something to consider as well.In the end I would say yes to buying this again. The unit seems to give a reliable reading and fits the budget great. I question how much abuse it will take, but I like it.

Well made and easy to use. I have no idea how accurate it is. Set the Joe's racing 15 psi gauge to 5 psi on my atv tire and checked it with my Joe's racing 60psi gauge and it read approximately 3 psi (starts at 5 psi} Then set the tire to 10psi with the 15psi gauge. Checked it with the 60psi gauge and got a reading of just over 8psi. I would've been impressed if they matched pressures.One observation is these gauges look the same, which means someone could pick up the 15psi gauge and check high pressure accidentally. I've wrapped white duct tape around the low pressure gauge and written 15psi max on it.