Which do you guys think is more accurate, the TPMS on the Limiteds or a good analog guage like the Rhino?
IMO the TPMS is very accurate.Which do you guys think is more accurate, the TPMS on the Limiteds or a good analog guage like the Rhino?
I would probably trust the TPMS over the gauge you linked. Rhino is just rebranded Chinese made stuffWhich do you guys think is more accurate, the TPMS on the Limiteds or a good analog guage like the Rhino?
Funny, I used a analog gauge and one tire read 25psi then I used a husky digital same tire and read 35psi just like the TPMS read, threw out the analog oneI would probably trust the TPMS over the gauge you linked. Rhino is just rebranded Chinese made stuff
I hope the quality is still there as that is my choice. I have a few digital I like but there can always be battery issues or other with them. I have been enjoying the use of my 20v Dewalt inflator when airing up depending on time of year and temperatures.Trust the TPMS on the truck, but VERIFY with a quality air gauge.
I’ve always like Milton air gauges, but it’s probably because I used them when I worked in garages back in early to mid 90s.
I have a digital tire pressure gauge that is over 10 years old, still in original battery, that is accurate.I hope the quality is still there as that is my choice. I have a few digital I like but there can always be battery issues or other with them. I have been enjoying the use of my 20v Dewalt inflator when airing up depending on time of year and temperatures.
Can you still buy one and is the battery replaceable?I have a digital tire pressure gauge that is over 10 years old, still in original battery, that is accurate.
I havent seen that one for sale for a long time. Was a Walmart purchase. Haven't taken it apart, but I'm sure it's just a button style batter.Can you still buy one and is the battery replaceable?
I hope the quality is still there as that is my choice. I have a few digital I like but there can always be battery issues or other with them. I have been enjoying the use of my 20v Dewalt inflator when airing up depending on time of year and temperatures.