MICHELIN Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge With Keyring
- Rs. 1,499.00
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Rs. 2,799.00 -
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EAN: 5060428030961
MICHELIN Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge With Keyring
MICHELIN Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge with Key Ring: a pocket-size gauge with a large LCD and built-in LED flashlight, reading PSI, BAR and kPa with ±1% accuracy up to 99 PSI.
Key features
- Accurate readings: ±1% accuracy up to 99 PSI, in PSI, BAR or kPa, so tyres stay at the right pressure for safety, mileage and tyre life.
- Key ring size: Clips onto your keys so it is always with you, with no bulky tools to carry.
- Large LCD: The high-contrast screen is easy to read in a dim garage or at the roadside at night.
- LED flashlight: Lights up the valve area for pressure checks after dark.
- Cars, bikes and cycles: Works on cars, motorcycles, scooters and bicycles.
Specifications
- Range: 5-99 PSI
- Units: PSI / BAR / kPa
- Accuracy: ±1%
- 5 stars: 15 (100%)
- 4 stars: 0 (0%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Very accurate, I measure my tyres when they are cold and then after a long drive (hot) and this gauge accurately tells me the pressure difference. Nice tool to have handy, the led light is useless and you have to keep it pressed to use it. Works well for cars as the car tyre valve sticks outwards but scooters and bikes are angled straight so may not be able to use if straight valve. The gauge is very accurate on par with my mechanics air compressor.
Very good product. Small, tuff and clear high brightness screen.
Tyres had slow air release due to puncture, inspite of checking at puncture repair shop. So This gadget is much handy, we can check Air pressure of all Tyres within 1 minutes. And I think tyre pressure should be maintained properly, because it impacts riding comfort, handling and average of vehicle. Till now working good. Accuracy is 100 % matchable to Digital machine of shops.
Works fine..just ensure..no pressure is applied on the display while the product is in use..
Es ke bare mein zyaada sochane ki jarurat nahi h
As usual Michelin have done a good job in all aspects of the Product good product keep it up
It is little expensive, but due to handy size you can carry it every and actually use it everywhere & anywhere. Other gauges are bigger so difficult to carry. It give me peace of mind when ever I feel tyre pressure is low (or puncture), I check and get reassurance that nothing is wrong.
Accurate and portable easy to read.
Shows pretty accurate measure of tyre pressure. Found it a lil bit of issues while trying to fix and hold on the tyre air nozzle as one has to put quite a force and effort to check. Over all satisfied.
This is a good product and works exactly like expected to . I have used it on motorcycle and car both and worked well .
I bought this to replace the dead bullet gauge I carry in my motorcycle. This one is a little bigger, but I like it better. I really like that it has a replaceable battery.
Si vienes de usar un calibrador ordinario, este te ayudara mucho, yo lo compre porque los ordinarios tienden a tener un margen de error de +/- 5 PSI que para tu neumatico puede significar mucho, la presicion es buena, la calidad de materiales es algo baja se siente plastico barato, la luz que incluye alumbra poco pero es un solo led, para una emergencia se puede usar, lo puedes guardar en la guantera sin que te genere espacio.
Why this product over others - Brand and Accuracy you can count on, although it is China Manufactured. Why not buy the entire automated Air Pump - Battery operated Tyre Air Inflator has very less practical use unless you are an off-roader and have very frequent outstation trips in desserts locations. Why not the Wireless 4 Tyre pressure monitoring system - Is it really value for money ?? In India - average quality tyre monitoring system costs 6-7K and installation would cost ~300 bucks What would have been better - A leather jacket or customer leather protection is a must, as the product is Plastic body, and presume to be kept in harsh conditions (Glove Box, etc) - that will lead to permanent scratches. Also, rather than entire plastic body, the pressure gauge nozzle should have been metal. Buy it if you get it under 1000 bucks !! Worth wise - it’s worth not more than 500-700 bucks.
I'm really happy with how it works so far, it is light weight and easy to use. It fits well over the Tyre stem and provides a secure connection. It appears accurate. I use it with my Hyundai i20 elite that has separate Tyre pressure monitoring system indicators for each wheel and this gauge reading matches those readings. It would be better if there were a separate button for changing type of reading (PSI, bar, KPA, kg per cm) To turn ON the gauge, have to push the ON button to activate the gauge. The Screen will flash and will show "0.0" with default unit (in PSI). Press and hold the button for 3 seconds, it will cycle between the different readings and you have to put it back to the desired type of reading before you proceed. This also can happen when you turn it off. If you don't, it will likely be set on the wrong type of reading, the next time you turn it on. I found that you can get used to this behavior, but even after using it several times, this is still rather annoying.It runs on 2 CR2032 3V battery and seems like replaceable by unscrewing 1 screw at the back. It takes 2 CR2032 3V Lithium Coin Cell. Pro: -LED light makes it really easy to use in the dark -Easily forms a seal with the valve stem to get an accurate read on the first try(this was my main gripe with other gauges I've used) -Large white backlit LCD display -It comes with Key ring and user manual -Accuracy - pressure +/- 1 percent (as compared to others Tyre pressure gauge available in market) Cons: -It is difficult to read for spoke wheels Tyre in bikes.(Doesn't fit well) I'm not sure what else one would need from a Tyre gauge, so this one gets an A+. Over all I'm very much satisfied with the purchase and I'll be using it every week to just monitor the tyre pressure.
Very handy to check tyre pressure. If you drive a lot, a must have tool. I also have a tyre inflator which shows the pressure but it shows 1 psi less than what is shown on Michelin gauge. I assume Michelin will be more accurate. It’s very easy to use and bright light is handy.