Help! accurate air guage needed

[killain]

Can anyone tell me where i can get a digital or regular but accurate air gauge? I'm trying to set the air pressure in my 2003 and between the tire pressure sensors and the guage I have it's more like trying to see in the dark. Everything is guesstimates ! The door sticker say 30 PSI cold, but my guage say 32 or around there. So i have to add or let air out and then start the car see what the PCM reads. Frustrating

 

[DDLS3]

killian,

Digital tire gauges of good quality can be found at about any parts house, Sears or Lowes.

Dale

 

[zagger]

The DIC very often is not accurate. That is why it may be frustrating to have both the gage and the display read equal pressure. Trust the tire pressure gage and use the DIC as a reference only.

 

[Hib Halverson]

Heck...I got tired of a lot of junky "digital" gauges that are sold. Since the digital gauges that are truly reliable cost a lot, I made my own gauge with a lab quality air pressure gauge I bought from "Lab Safety" supply, a length of air hose and an air chuck.

I've used that thing for many years.

A couple of years ago I tested a digital gauge from Crystal Engineering. It was an outstanding piece of equipment but very expensive. If I could have afforded it, I would have purchased the unit after the evaluation period was over.

 

[killain]

Heck...I got tired of a lot of junky "digital" gauges that are sold. Since the digital gauges that are truly reliable cost a lot, I made my own gauge with a lab quality air pressure gauge I bought from "Lab Safety" supply, a length of air hose and an air chuck.

I've used that thing for many years.

A couple of years ago I tested a digital gauge from Crystal Engineering. It was an outstanding piece of equipment but very expensive. If I could have afforded it, I would have purchased the unit after the evaluation period was over.[/quot

Maybe i can find and assemble the same thing !