Rhino USA Heavy Duty Tire Pressure Gauge - Certified ANSI B40.1 Accurate, Large 2" Easy Read Glow Dial, Solid Brass Hardware, Best Any Car, Truck, Motorcycle, RV (75psi w/Hose)

It appears to operate smoothly and with a high degree of accuracy. Using this tool is easy and it is easy to read. I am satisfied with this I am going to be getting my weight checked in about 8 months, and all of a sudden it’s reading 3-4 pounds higher. The information was accurate at the beginning. On my review I rated it two stars. For your information. There is a lifetime warranty on this product, my aunt Fannie. In line with instructions, I registered my product at the time of delivery. Then, I got an email from the manufacturer stating that my warranty was valid and that if there were any issues I should contact them. When I found the problem, I replied a few days ago, but I haven't heard back. Can you tell me what lifelong warranty is?.

Kehlani Byrd

| May 08, 2021

About a month ago, I bought this gauge, but I decided to wait to write a review until I used it a little more. The user I am is the one who paid for it. Tire gauges like this are very useful. It's really nice to see quality like this! The gauge I just purchased may be the last that I need to buy. The average person only uses a gauge every once in a while. Nevertheless, I use them frequently due to all the toys and equipment I own. What I really like about them is that they seem to be accurate at low tire pressures as well as Turf tires with a 10 lb load weigh on my lawn mowers. The 65-pound limit applies to trucks as well. In buying this exact gauge, I was attracted to the versatility and quality. I am able to work with stems of varying lengths and angles due to the swivel on each end. Any changes to my review will be updated as they happen.

Jeremy POWER

| May 18, 2021

This is the gauge I purchased because I had reason to believe my existing gauge, which is very similar to the Rhino gauge. ANSIS Grade B40 certification, however, is given to the Rhino. This is not the case with my current job. In case my life depends on it, I keep a close eye on my air pressure when I am riding my motorcycle for day trips as well as 5-day trips. In addition to my work at the university, I perform a lot of outside work During off-roading I always air down my tires before I hit the trail, and of course, I always re-inflate them After you have inflated the balloon, deflate it. For me, traveling in remote areas for a week at a time can be a real problem. If my tires fail because of improper air pressure, I will be in To be able to use this gauge properly, I needed a good one. Upon receiving my gauge today, I immediately put it through its paces and took it for a test run. The tires on my motorcycle and the ones on my truck were both checked for the normal pressure and for the off-piste pressure The level of the road is between 15 and 20 feet There are 18 pounds per square inch. To compare the results, I used known gauges. As soon as I noticed a drop in reading, I noticed it immediately. The tire's stem was at 3 psi at the time I removed the cap from the tire. I haven't seen anything like that in any of my other gauges. I don't like it! Therefore, the way to get an accurate reading is to place it on the stem until I am able to That brings us to our next My low off reading failed when I tried reading it Whenever I took the reading, the reading would quickly go to zero because of the road pressure. WHAT A HORRIBLE thing to happen! This is not an option for me. That is not the case with any of my current gauges. I have a $2 stick gauge as well. As a result, I am wondering how accurate the readings I received were. It is useless for me to rely on a gauge I am unsure of. In a few days, I will be returning to my hometown. Furthermore, the value of my $2 stick gauge which I keep around as a backup gauge was always within 2 psi of the Rhino gauge.

Darius Fletcher

| May 31, 2021

The high ratings of this tire pressure gauge led me to purchase it. am pleased to confirm that this pressure gauge deserves five stars, since it is very easy to use (even for someone like myself) and has proven to be very accurate. It seems that the gauge will last for quite some time. No matter where the tire valve is located, easy access can be given to the valve with the long cable. It is the gauge on my truck that I use.

Michael BEGUM

| Dec 05, 2020

I really like the design. But Rhino? You check your tire, and even for a split second the needle will not hold the reading. We had no way of getting Don't give it a second thought. The item was purchased for my CBR600RR.

Kellan Nelson

| Apr 09, 2021

Although the hose appears to be of good quality, I was surprised to find that it was not a braided hose as pictured in their advertisements, but a metal hose with plastic attachments, instead of brass. Instead of pressing it on, I would prefer it to be screwed An operation that can be carried out with just one hand.
There is a print on the box that reads The product was designed and engineered in California by Rhino USA. The item was assembled in China Assuming that the parts are made in China, where are the assembled parts made? This is misleading. A product can be termed Made in China if the parts and materials are Made in China, and it is assembled in Assembling it in China appears to be counterproductive if 95% of the parts have been made in China and only a minor part has not, since Made in China is no different from Assembly in Exactly why is all this deception taking place? It shouldn't matter how a product is made as long as it's made in the USA. Make in China is good, so stick with it and be proud of it. This is what I expected from the Premium Braided Hose It would be nice to have it if you could- Can you still buy it with hoses that are metal or is it only made with plastic? Additionally, the length of the hose, and the tip-off of the hose should be considered The 16th tip is not the tip. This item is not 75 inches long as shown in the picture, but is quite a bit over 14 inches long, with stiff hose. It will be interesting to see whether it works, but the credibility of the brand is in doubt. The following text has been updated, 4/04/2021 The last time I used it was This seems to be quite an accurate and useful tool. It may be worth returning the product for another brand that offers the same features. The product comes with a lifetime warranty as well When the demarcations are wider and easier to distinguish, a 60 PSI one would be better. My PSI needs to be 60, not 75. In any case, it is quite nice. A quick update My call on 4/5/2021 asked whether the metal hose can be used rather than the longer braided hose- they replied "yes". They said it was an error in the picture since metal hose had been changed, but they would fix Asked if the product was made in China rather than assembled, if so why not inform me that this is so. After much hemming and hawing, the rep said they had to be competitive. He included the option of returning the product if I was not satisfied with it. A second one made in China will be ordered. I am willing to state that from the beginning.

Benicio Cowan

| Apr 17, 2021

The construction is very good. With my old gauge, I had consistently bad tpms sensor on the wife's mini van and the alarm went away as soon as I was able to air it up. It's been a while since I updated it. Don't be stingy with your money. Spend the 20 dollars. There are no indications anywhere on the gauge in the packaging or on the gauge itself that it was made in the I found that to be rather disappointing, especially since it would mean big bragging rights.

Carmen Ochoa

| Nov 17, 2020