220 PSI Pistol-type Lock-on Air Chuck with Dial Tire Gauge w/ Flexible Hose

• Comfortable rubber protected 2in gauge that measures ( 10 to 220 PSI
• 1ft flexible hose
• Brass lock on air chuck
• ¼in. NPT air inlet

It works like i expected it to but the guage gives you a close reading maybe +2 lbs; the lines are just too small to accurately guage the pressure.

I use it to get close to what i want to fill at and then use a digital air pressure gauge to get an exact reading and adjust.

Good product for the money

*****Update September 2012, I had this for 2 years and it worked, but the other day I used it and dropped it and the metal cracked and rendered it useless.

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Gauge reads super accurate for me, definitely within 1-2psi (who needs more accuracy than that?). This product allows you to lock onto the tire valve and fill to the exact air pressure desired without removing the chuck from the valve to measure psi. Made in China is disappointing but you can't beat the price. I got this specifically because it measures over 100psi, which is nice if you're filling up road bike tires.

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The only criticism of this air chuck is that the pressure gauge goes to a very high number 150 psi I believe. This makes the sensitivity of reading "normal" tire pressures from 1-30psi tough to measure. Unless you are filling Catepillar industrial tires you don't need the gauge to go that high.

I may look into replacing the gauge itself.

The hose locks on well, pistol grip performs perfectly and it has a nice air release valve for de-pressurizing tires if you overfill.

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Not a whole lot to say on this.

It connected up nicely to the hose and it fills the bike and car tires without problems. I've used worse at the actual gas stations, so i'm pretty happy with this, especially for the price. I would buy again.

This thing is a great idea, but total junk! I bought this, thinking It would be easier to inflate tires with it, but instead I got a Very leaky, Very cheap piece of junk. The 'Quick-Connect' end of it is very flimsy and the spring in it is very weak. It pops off the stem constantly, and you have to hold it tight the whole time you are using the inflater. This defeats the purpose of even having the quick-connect end.