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Programmable Tire Gauge

Accutire MS 4350 B

Accutire MS 4357 B

Accutire MS 4751 WC

Talking Tire Gauge

Accutire MS 4201 B

Accutire MS 4445 B

Backlit Tire Gauge

Accutire MS 4000

Accutire MS 4021 B

Motorcycle Gauges

Accutire MS 4710 B

Keychain Tire Gauge

Pencil Tire Gauge

Racing Tire Gauge

Accutire MS 5510 B

Heavy Duty Truck Tire Gauge

How does one use a tire gauge to be able to see how much air is in the tires of a car?

How do you know if there is too much, or not enough?

Look on the sidewall of the tire. Pressure information is listed in raised letters near the rim. Remove the valve cap from the stem. Make sure the gauge is reset. Press the end with the little gasket which fits the stem. You sill see the plunger rise or the gauge needle move and then come to a stop. Lift off the gauge and read the indicator. Add or remove air as necessary. Reset the gauge and do it again. If both reading are the same, it is likely you held the gauge tight with no leaks. If the reading are different, do it again, as you might not have made a tight seal. You should check and adjust pressure once a month. Do it in the morning before driving the car. Driving flexes the sidewalls which works to heat the tire and raise the pressure because of the heating. If you release pressure because you checked pressure when the tires were warmer than usual, you will have underinflated tires most of the time which is where the 3-4% lost gas mileage Obama talks about comes from.

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