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Tyre pressure guage

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01 Aug 2018 15:54 #194766 by Lambert

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That's the type i have currently and paid a good lump of money to ensure I had a quality item and yet it's now reading 8 or so psi higher than what it should so for something like 2 months I have been driving about on 15psi front and 18psi rear and wondering why its chewing through fuel. If it weren't for having a mate pop over and checking with his guage I might never have suspected anything was wrong.

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03 Aug 2018 00:04 #194803 by helijohn

Replied by helijohn on topic Tyre pressure guage

I have a very old pencil one, so old the whited numbers are fading, that I know is accurate against my professional forecourt airline inflator which was properly checked. It is gonna be hard to find what is bang on accurate I reckon but at the end of the day some are just rubbish. Personally I don't care much as long as my tyres are not flat

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