AA Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge AA1634 - Easy to Use on Cars Motorbikes Vans Bicycles - Backlit LCD Screen - 0-100 PSI/0-6.55 Bar

Such an easy gadget to use, perfect to keep in car to check tyre pressure. Comes ready to use with batteries, just press the power button and you’re good to go! I think the price is good too and had a brand name I trust against it. I purchased two and gave one to my parents (in their 70’s) and they checked their tyres straight away. Would definitely recommend. It measures in both PSI and BAR.

Works very well and very accurate. Lightweight and not very robust but should last well with care

Easy to use, converts from PSI to Bars whichever suits. Small size makes it great for stowing away on a motorbike.

Really handy little gadgetmuch better than the old long metal or plastic ones as this fits the valve well and the reading is accurate

Useful, reliable, but battery didn’t last as long as I expected. The light to fit to the valve housing is helpful.

Bought this to check motorbike tyre pressures. When it works it gives good readings but the end needs to be seated against the valve 'just so' other wise it releases air from the tyre which isn't much use if you want to check the tyres to find out if there has been any pressure loss since the last check and get an idea of the health - no punctures or worn seal - on the tyres.When I first used it the only issue was seating the nozzle against the tyre valve but after a couple of months I really needed to treat the gauge with kid gloves as any slight knock causes the gauge to lose power. This can be tricky when trying to correctly seat it avoiding disks or spokes as it will go off and then come back before you realise and after a few attempts with a couple of instances of escaping air the foot pump needs to be used to get it back to recommended pressures.The gauge is boxed and stored on a shelf so i assume this re-starting is an issue with the battery. Some on this site suggest this may be due to battery health but as the screws to open the unit are recessed and a smaller size getting to the battery looks like a bit of a faff and it batteries only last a couple of months I don't think I'll bother and buy an analogue gauge like I should have done in the first place.I guess you get what you pay for and for £8 you can't complain. However, if you need to check tryre pressues, on a motorbike for instance , every time you ride then I recommend looking for something a little more sturdy and reliable.

If you are wondering whether your tyres are still legal, this is an inexpensive way to check. The gauge won’t be as accurate as electronic ones, but it met my needs.

Great product and I found it very accurate and great price