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[muddypaws]

Anyone know of a decent digital air gauge that can be hooked up to a compressor.

[mjb765]

You mean something like this??

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/LNG-50388

[Twolanerider]

ONE HUNDRED & FIFTY BUCKS!! For a tire gauge ?  Holy Crap!  For that much money you ought to be able to feed a virgin beans and get her to make tire inflation a real show.

[CVODON]

Don, you haven't looked at the ones drag racers use lately, they correct for altitude, barometric press and go down to 1/10# and cost over $300.00. So $150 for a home one doesn't sound so high.

[Twolanerider]

Don, you haven't looked at the ones drag racers use lately, they correct for altitude, barometric press and go down to 1/10# and cost over $300.00. So $150 for a home one doesn't sound so high.

Have seen them and used them when playing in the pits.  But I'm not doing anything close to that for a home air chuck.  I can live with a pound or so variance.  And that's all I get out of a good $20-25 meter for home use.

[reg26]

Try one of these http://www.roadgear.com/digital-tire-gauge-p-40.html

I've got a couple of them. MCN did a test on a bunch of tire gauges and this was one of the two that finished on top for accuracy and they are very reliable.
I know it's not connected to an air hose but it's nice to no you have the right pressure in your tires. This gauge was tested against some very expensive race units and gave the same pressure readings