Tire Air Pressure Guage

[Rodbuster]

Good evening,

The recommended air pressure that is stamped on the sidewall of my tires for my Key Largo is 110 psi.

I have a couple of tire gauges, but the better one will max out at 100 psi. Could somebody suggest a "good" air pressure gauge that will max out at 130 or 150 psi.
I would also like to know "where to purchase this "good" gauge.

Thank you
Rodbuster

 

[westxsrt10]

I have a oil filled gauge for the higher pressures https://www.reliablepaper.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=006-BY12YPG4LW&click=53223 You will have buy a 1/4" air schrader type fitting for it.

http://www.nextag.com/liquid-filled-gauge/compare-html
air chuck @ HomeDepot http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...ooglebase-_-D25X-_-100063411&locStoreNum=4702

 

[JohnDar]

I've got a blade type trucker's gage I picked up at an auto parts store (Advance, I think). Reads 110 psi easily and reaches my inner dually on the truck. Think I paid about $20 for it.

 

[porthole]

http://www.shop.tsttruck.com/produc...12B16E.qscstrfrnt03?productId=33&categoryId=1

Quite a few gauges here
http://www.powertank.com/products/sfID1/11/listPage/1

 

[TXBobcat]

Rodbuster, this may a bit different reply than you might expect but hope this gives you a little bit different train of thought.

Rather than buy a tire pressure guage, why not get you a good compressor that will go up to, say 150psi and a inflater guage that you find at the old truck stops. These guages can read high pressure. Then get a set of Tire Pressure Sensors, such as pressure pro. You can check them while driving down the road or in the morning check them then add air if needed. I like the idea of not using a pressure guage. Each time you check the pressure you let out a bit of air. With a set of sensors you can check your tires just before you get ready to leave and not loose any air.

BC