Accutire MS-4400B Pistol Grip Digital Tire Gauge
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| List Price: | $12.99 |
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Average customer review:Product Description
This is a very versatile and easy to use tire gauge. The MS 4400B is superior gauge for use on everything from wheelbarrow to medium duty truck tires. The large LCD readout gives you an accurate and consistent reading every time. Get the most out of a gallon of gas with proper tire inflation.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #256 in Automotive
- Brand: Accutire
- Model: MS 4400
- Dimensions: 1.00" h x 2.00" w x 5.00" l, .70 pounds
Features
- Accurate tire pressure every time Gauge reads from 5-99 PSI (in 1/2 lb units)
- Easy grip ergonomic design, rugged ABS construction
- Large easy to read LCD display
- Permanent lifetime lithium battery, turns off and on automatically
- 5 year warranty
Customer Reviews
Old ones were great -- new ones don't work
I have one of these from the late 1990s and it still works great. I like it so much I bought another recently.
It died after only 2 days -- I tried to read a tire with about 8 psi and it showed "-0.0" on the display. After this, all it would do is show the same thing "-0.0".
So I exchanged it for another one. Sure enough, it worked for dozens of readings, until a few days later I again tried to read a tire with about 8 psi in it. Once again, it will only show "-0.0" after that.
My guess is this is a firmware problem with the new units.
Disposable
It worked fine until the battery died. Then I found out that's designed to be disposable. I actually disassembled the unit and got a battery from Radioshack, but oh surprise, the unit didn't work anymore.
Don't buy disposable units. Pay a little bit more and get something that will work for many years.
Digital Tire Gauge
This tire gauge only works about 20% of the time. If you test the same tire several times in a row (good luck) it will give different readings 80% of the time. I'll stick with the mechanical tire gauges in the future.





