So I need to get a "low pressure tire gauge" in order to get a permit to take my truck on the beach. Does this qualify?
158446
I would get a 0-30 psi gauge. It would be more accurate for a low pressure reading.
158447
Absolutely. Very easy to use, even works with spoke wheels. The gauge has a small pressure release button to release excess pressure if needed ( i.e. if you over inflate.) It is calibrated from 5 psi to 60 psi.
1492684
We have had absolutely no problem with our wonder wheeler. We have only 50 to 75 yards of paving to pull before the beach. We have seen very little road wear. It pulls quite well on sand and would probably pull better with larger tires. All n all the Wonder Wheeler is worth the money. Hope this has been helpful. Bill
753358
It is great for the price but it runs about 3 pounds short of accuracy. You will need a pressure gage if you want to be exact. I use it solely for tires, car, lawn mower, wheel barrow etc.
1082643
No. Even if it did most inflators are very inaccurate. No substitute for a good tire gauge. This inflator is bottom of the barrel junk.
567538
If the two tires you are referring to are the Load Range B class tires that handle about 855 pounds each, they may be to light for the job. I don't know the weight of the boat or how much equipment you have in it. with that being said, I would buy a Load Range C class that handles about 1045 pounds each. I have class C tires on a pop up camper trailer and don't think i could use anything less than a C class LR tire.
90558
dont know. using it on D range and E range tires (60psi and 80psi). You could always let air out to get to a low psi; you'd prolly need a separate air gauge to check utra low pressure settings?
269087
I probably depends on how heavy your load is. The tires are inflated tires, not solid tires. It pulls really well on my lawn. I can tell you that if I went beach camping I would definately bring it. I do love it.
1815637
Take a look at the valve on your motorcycle tire and see if it's the same as a car.Then the gauge will work perfect.
967850
No gauge is needed, simply do not over inflate. I have no issues at all, very happy with the purchase. I have not as of yet had to adjust the pressure, do to over inflateing or the heat. Not to mention, this craft has no where to hook up a guage to check the pressure.
2027202
U don't necessarily have to use a low profile tire....as long as it's the right tire size and is free from obstruction, it should work.
99587
I would be hesitant to give you a 100% yes on this. The tires are about 3-3.5" wide and not very tall to stay on top of the sand. It would depend what type of sand you are trying to go through. When it is water logged, it seems to have some more "holding power" versus it being powder dry. The cart itself is well enough made to haul the load. I think you could possibly get different wheel/tires that are wider and taller to fit your needs. I also believe that most of the wagons that I looked at had very similar tires/wheels.
1284639
You have to check from your pump documents what requirements they have. It should be told in specs, what gauge and for how long distance max.. If your distance is longer then said in spec, then you will need heavier gauge.
950891
Doubt it. I'm thinkin you'd want big tires for sand. This one is too flimsy tires.
1900244
It actually states 150 ft. pounds. If your wheels are torqued properly it should take of most wheels. I have a 3/4 ton pickup and a six lug camper. It works great for both. the problem is most people and places over torque wheels. if your taking a lot of wheels off I would recommend a bigger gun.
1321009
You need the "Joes Racing 32310 (0-60) PSI Tire Pressure Gauge with Hold Valve" in order to have that feature (Hold Valve).
98992
Haven't used it on a beach, but it is very light and the tires are wide, so it would probably work well unless you filled it with bricks.
1873394
In very loose and fine sand, you must be in a position to pull and not push and even then, wider tires would help. Of course, being close to the load limit doesn't help either. (I transport a heavy canoe, trolling motor, big marine battery, wood oars, water bottles life facquets, etc...). But it does the job after all.