Rhino USADigital Tire Pressure Gauge with Inflator (0-200 PSI) - Heavy Duty Air Chuck and Compressor Accessories with Stainless Braided Hose, Large 2" Dial and Solid Brass Hardware for Truck and RV

Great, well built unit. Easy to read day or night. I like that it holds on to the valve, and easy to be accurate. Also easy battery replacement and battery beater on screen

Good quality product, easy to use.

Precipice this with the knowledge that I only used it once so far, so, acknowledge it could break, if that happens i'll update the review. Also know i'm not a car guy and don't know much about any of this stuff.Having said that, I wanted to leave a review not because I was incentivized (wasn't) but because this product really does work, and theres a lot of products like it. This one claims to be america made and america first and all that, and while some people debate this and argue its a sham, I can't say one way or another, but i want to support it.So, the actual review:The hose is metal, so it feels pretty protected, though I wonder if this is actually a worse design idea because if you bend it by accident you'd be screwed. Havn't tested to see if it CAN be bent, so for now i'm leaving this as a plus. The most important thing about this is that it works. Fit right on to my hose, nozzle attached easily. Comes with extra pieces, not sure what they are for but one of these years im sure ill find out lol.so the way it works is you push down on this release clamp, slide it onto the tire, and it will instantly measure the pressure in the tire. I checked it with my little $2 tire gauge and they read the exact same number, so it seems calibrated appropriately. Now when you want to air it up, you pull the trigger, now unfortunately it reads at 90 psi because thats how powerful my pump is i guess? and so you can't take an active reading, but, this is probably standard, and there is probably no other way to do it, but you car people would know better than me. So once you've put in however much, you just take your finger off the trigger and it will read the current pressure instantly.TOO LONG, DIDNT READ:Basically, this product is accurate, and takes readings instantaneously, fit the hose and nozzle perfectly, and came with extra pieces including tape in case of air leak. Hose is metal and sturdy. Numbers are glow in the dark, havnt tested that yet. I'm very happy with the ease of use, quick use, and high accuracy.

Seems to work as advertised. Love the bigger dial on these old eyes.

I wanted to love this product.. I really did.. I have lots of other rhino gear and have nothing bad to say about any of it ...... This tire inflator is the exception..First, I use my inflator seasonally.. in the summer my wife and I enjoy putting the camper on the outer Beach.. probably 6 or 7 outings a season.. so all in all my inflator gets minimal use. It's stored in it's original package, safely stowed in the emergency gear compartment under my rear bench seat in the truck.. the batteries are changed as needed, it's not squished, jammed, or smushed by other gear.. it doesn't get dropped or bumped around. And it has never touched sand.. I'm generally quite careful with my stuff...First season.... I used it maybe 8-12 times, it worked fine for the most part. It wasn't TOTALLY accurate but it was within 1 or 2 PSI.. at the end of the season the batteries were removed and it was safely stored away...Second season.... I inserted fresh batteries and hooked it up to the air hose.. when I connected it to my tire valve I immediately noticed that the pressure reading was off.. wayyyy off.. I grabbed a manual tire pressure gauge and rotated back and fourth until my tired were properly filled.. I tried it a few more times without luck.. finally I wrote to the company to see about their warranty... The WARRANTY SERVICE WAS EXCEPTIONAL.. I outlined what the issue was and they had a new one shipped out almost immediately... I received it within a few days and I was back out on the beach without issue for the rest of the season.. again, when the season ended the batteries were removed for winter storage..Third season.... The season started off smoothly. Everything seemed to be working ok for the first 2 outings.. on the 3rd trip noticed that the batteries were already dead.. it seemed odd bc they were basically new.. but I changed them and thought very little of it.. after changing the batteries it seemed like the pressure reading was off.. after I checked, it turned out that it was in fact off, by about 12PSI.. when it read 50PSI in my tire, 2 separate manual gauges showed roughly 68PSI..The issue seemed to subside with more use.. then suddenly it started leaking air even after the trigger was released. It seemed like whatever membrane inside that keeps it air tight when the trigger is released wasn't fully engaging when the trigger was released.. this again lead to improper readings for tire pressure.. I've tried on 3 separate occasions now and it's been the same each time... When the trigger is released it continues to allow air from the tank into the nozzle.. so when released, the gauge doesn't just show the pressure in the tire, it is thrown off by pressure still being read from the tank... I've tried oiling and such with no luck.. unfortunately, in it's current state it's basically useless.. I would look for a better quality product

This came in a nice box and has a convenient storage pouch. The chuck is well made and there is a small lip that moves with the handle to grab the valve stem for stability when adding air to the tire. The gauge is substantial and doesn’t feel flimsy. It seems accurate and is very easy to read, even in dim light. After a year and occasional use, there are still no leaks. A little bit more expensive than others, but a good value for quality.