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Old 04-21-2009, 02:38 PM
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hi guys please help me, i have been out and got myself some tyre pressure tools ,
I.e digital reader
manual one
and a good old foot pump
now my question is they all give differant readings how can i be sure what one is right !!!!! what sort do you all use ??
 
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Old 04-21-2009, 02:47 PM
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I use a digi...and keep my pressure at 35 psi. As far as which one of yours is accurate no one would be able to tell you that but I would test them all and go with the one in between.
 
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Thanks for that m8 but it says 36 in front and 42 in back ?? the digi one reads 42 in back but connect the other two up and i get nearly 50!!!!!! just seems mad as surly they should all read the same ??
 
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I have a digital one myself, for the same reason you have described. Manual pressure gauges (or if you like analog) are notoriously inaccurate, especially the ones at petrol stations. Although the current foot pump I have is pretty accurate as well, but it cost about 3 times the amount of those crappy good for about a year made in China ones.
 
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