Seeing how most of these machines operate at such a low PSI are there any good tire gauges out there for this?
I would prefer a digital one over a mechanical if it is accurate to a couple of decimal points at such a low PSI.
If any one uses the Argo dial one and can review it that would be great too.
Argo pt# 619-10 Tire Gauge (0-15 PSI)
Why do we waste tax money on bridges and roads when we can all just drive AATVs
I use a roadgear digital gauge. Accuracy ia 1/10psi. It has the digital unit and a hose with bleeder to ger the pressure exact.
You can go to a Summitt racing catalogue and order a low pressure tire gauge. This is what I used when I was drag racing. Reads down to 1 psi.
Bob
That is what I have mine for and it works well with the AATV and gets more use with them.
Jerrynuss
What do you race? I used to own a 1993 Olds funny car with a 526 cu. hemi.
Bob
When I go to the drag strip (1/8) I take my Factory Five Roadster, just a 302 with a 5 speed and 3.73 gears. For Road racing a 93 Mazda RX7, and a 97 Mazda Miata, and a 94 Ford Mustang GT.
I noticed the one I use from my car starts at 5 PSI the max pressure the Argo’s tires are rated for.
It is a little pricey but looks like a good unit ,Ultra Hi-Tec Digital Tire Gauge
TG130
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$69 for a tire gauge
Why do we waste tax money on bridges and roads when we can all just drive AATVs
You may want to check the inflated diameter along with the pressure. I have an adjustable web strap that I check the circumference of the tires. You would think that tire pressure and diameter would be consistent.
I got one from the 4 wheeler shop for under $20, it is a mechanical one but does 0-15lb in quarter pound increments
That's actually how they used to measure the proper inflation of the old balloon tires.Originally Posted by jerseybigfoot
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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