Why is there a picture of a pencil type tire gauge being called a dial tire gauge?
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to that one. Must be a typo. There is no dial on the tire gauges I bought. They work wonderful as they have always worked!
1174105
You can see the gauge in the picture. It looks like a tire guage. The skinny silver thing to the left of the pump. Just screw the needed in and push it into the ball and a reading pops out the other end just like a tire gauge.
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Daniel:It signifies the tread pattern i.e. :check out: http://www.carlisletransportationproducts.com/product/tires/trailers-toy-haulers-towables/tires46Hope this helps - - - Have a great Summer!,MurraySport Trail LH or Radial Trail RH or Sport Trail or Ultra Sport Radial or USA Trail Sport Trail LHRADIAL TRAIL RH<sport-trail.tread-t.jpg>ULTRA SPORT RADIALUSA TRAIL
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Accuracy is claimed to be a lot tighter than that. I bought three and the three are very consistent when each is used on the same tire. I don't know about NIST, nor have I checked them against any other standard. I bought them because my 2013 Ford Focus manual recommends digital or dial gauges rather than stick gauges for accuracy.
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it is basically a little screw driver for adjusting the declination marker. Its pretty convenient if you don't like doing math on the fly. If you aren't familiar with declination read up on it. Its important. Skip to 2:47 if you are impatient. http://youtu.be/asdhtDEC-V4
425751
No screwing around with this unit. You do need to push the little dump valve on the side of the vertical tube in order to re-zero the gauge before taking a reading. Then press the gauge straight onto the valve stem of the tire to take a reading.
154568
They come in various sizes. The first number is the diameter, and the second number represents tire width, expressed in inches or millimeters.
1018527
Yes, the range of the gage isn't large, just what it needed for most car tires. Easy to read.
2007091
There is a ribbed section on both sides of the tire (about 5/16" wide) midway between the wheel rim and the sidewall edge where the tire tread itself begins. I don't know its purpose, but it might indeed be for a generator head.
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The TireMinder displays continuous realtime tire pressures. You'll have to contact the manufacturer to determine the precise accuracy of the readings...I would assume that they're not calibrated to the kind of exacting standards you'd likely need.
313052
The picture they have showing up to the left of this question is the Turbo with the dial gauge. Nice pump, I am very careful about the little plastic foot rest though.
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Not shown on the tire gauge. You might check out mountaincrestproducts.com for more detail.
538175
I also bought a tire gauge, but I think the cut-off switch setting on this unit will get you very close. I usually slightly over-inflate all tires (except the spares) on all three of our cars and then use the gauge to let air out lowering the pressure to the right level for each tire. Saves time. The pressure gauge is much more accurate if you are OCD as I am.machine separately
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Yes I have used it quite a bit since purchasing it. Outstanding quality, and accurate. The only issue with it at all is sometimes it is hard to see the dial where the psi is displayed and part of that may be my eyesight is not as good as it use to be. The window where this is displayed is magnified so if it was a little bit more so it would be better! It allows you to put air in your tire while monitor the pressure as you do. Makes adding air to a tire so much more quickly while maintaining and reading the dial when you let off the valve to pump up the tire. Hope this helps.
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Based on the part number the image is correct. I don't know what the drawing is after the image is clicked on.
190997
It's a standard valve stem (Schrader valve, I believe it's called) connector used on auto wheels. You can fill it with any tire inflator that is connected a source of compressed air. It's located on the brass assembly that connect the hose, air control valve, and gauge to the tank.
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Are you referring to a round dial gauge? If so this P.C. does not have one. Good thing because you never have to have it checked. The "gauge is the three piece rocking regulator that hits on the middle (center ) tube. The piece that fits on the tube is for 5 PSI, add one ring and it is for 10 PSI, and with the addition of the third ring it becomes a 15 PSI regulator.