TEKTON 5941 Digital Tire Gauge 100 PSI

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TEKTON 5941 Digital Tire Gauge 100 PSI

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Easy to use, seems to be very accurate.

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Contacted tekton customer service and they sent a new one within a week.

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This product had a total of 11,324 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 9 2021.

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I have been using this for a while and it appears to be working well.

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Bought this little tool way back in late 2017, back when I was only riding my bicycle, as it was pretty affordable ($7USD + $5U... Read More

Bought this little tool way back in late 2017, back when I was only riding my bicycle, as it was pretty affordable ($7USD + $5USD import) and could come in handy whenever I want to gauge my bicycle tires. Upon arrival, used it just once to check if it works, all looked fine and dandy, but then I never made use of it again for the next 4 years until today.I had bought a Toyota Highlander Hybrid in early 2019, the battery was still fine back then since I had never used it again, and it's been sitting in the center arm rest of my Highlander until today. My Highlander's infortainment display was showing my tires were out of balance (FL: 38PSI, RL: 38PSI, RR: 36PSI, FR: 36PSI), so, I figured I'd use it to deflate my left tires down to 36PSI to better balance my Highlander...just to find that its battery had died despite no use (possibly due to the heat).Took it apart using a tiny screwdriver set I had (my regular toolbox screwdriver wouldn't fit in the screw hole), just to find its circuit board wires crossing over the CR2032 battery, and it had an additional 4 button batteries. Had I not had a pack of CR2032 coin batteries on hand (same battery my digital scale uses), I'd likely have just dumped it and grabbed the more versatile Amazon Basics digital tire gauge that wasn't available earlier, as them batteries are more expensive than how much I paid for the entire tool. So, I attempted replacing only the CR2032 coin battery (had to use another mini flat screwdriver to eject the old one due to the wires being in the way). Fortunately, that was the only battery that had died, so, it resumed working again.I took and attempted using it to deflate my Highlander's left tires, just to then notice the digital gauge only counts in increments of 0.5PSI 😒 Alas, I still went ahead with it, gently deflating & gauging my tires, until the gauge read exactly 36PSI. Started & double checked my Highlander's infotainment display, and it was now showing to be fairly balanced, so, the gauge is pretty accurate (all except the FL were 36PSI, the FL was showing 37PSI even though the guage said it was 36PSI...but that's most likely due to me sitting in the driver sit when checking the infotainment display 🙂). Read Less