Intercomp 360070 (0-60 PSI) 2.5" Deluxe Air Pressure Gauge

This WAS my favorite tire pressure gauge I've ever used...until I went to pull it out last week and it's not zeroing out anymore. Shows ~2lbs pressure when disconnected from valve and never zeros out. Accuracy has diminished in the last 3 years of ownership.

Substantial heft, built in USA it says right in the package 🇺🇸 and reads tire pressures well. I like the dial, easy to read. Mine has a tire end that rotates, don’t know why some others do not, could they have changed it, I dunno. 🤷🏻‍♂️ it doesn’t come with a case so I store mine in a tablet iPad case. I didn’t buy liquid filled which is liquid in the face with a big annoying bubble that they all have to “dampen” the needle and eventually leak....no thank you. This one does not hold air when you take it off the Schrader valve like some...you have to read this bad boy while holding it on the tire valve. What’s the button on it for if not to reset to zero? It’s a bleeder button...you wanna take air out of your tire, just push it and a frightening blast of air hits you in the kisser while the tire pressure goes down. It’s fun. Anyhow, you know how at the gas station you run around like crazy because they gave you two minutes for a dollar to fill all four tires? Well, now you just get all the caps off, get ready to still dash around like a madman stretching the gas station tube thing while it gets stuck under your wheels and kicking the valve caps underneath your car in the process, but you can overfill your tires so once the race against that insane compressor that goes bup bup bup bup to irritate you the whole time is over you can relax, catch your breath by sitting on the curb and drinking a Big Gulp, then take your time bleeding your tires down to the desired pressure. Sure, you could do that with your fingernail or a twig, but this bleeder button thingy on this gauge is easier and you look less foolish once you get used to being blasted in the puss with the hot air as you bleed your tires. I’ll update this review if this baby starts to give me fits. I wish it wasn’t sixty smackaroulians and I thought about taking a star away and putting it in my back pocket because of it, but it’s feeding some American family somewhere so I’ll let her ride. Hope they’re eating chicken like me and not quail and caviar, that’s all. Anyhoo...No gas station attendants were harmed in the writing of this review and I didn’t get this gauge free in the mail with some pinkie promise that I’d give it a swell review. My opinions came directly from my brain.

The first gauge I received did not have glow in the dark. I contacted the seller and they referred me to Amazon. Replacement gauge was sent out right away and this one did have glow in the dark. The first one must have been a problem at the Intercomp factory. I generally think of them as a high quality brand but I guess everybody slips up once in a while. Gauge itself is ok. Kinda big and the ball chuck is not the greatest. Would have been nice to have the option of an angled swivel like the Motion Pro. I am going to try to customize and make a hybrid Intercomp/MotionPro $1000 air gauge.

I really like this tire pressure gauge. The hose is plenty long. I get that the "hold" feature can be finicky and another thing to break but I think people that complain about it not holding the pressure reading have a legitimate complaint. If you really want that feature, I'd look elsewhere.

Just what the mechanic ordered! A bit of play on words there, but it's true. This is a fantastic pressure reader. With its flexible hose, easy to read face-plate, usable bled off valve, and most important accuracy, this tool should be in your box.

I purchased this gauge as a present for my brother. He had been using a pencil gauge. The pressure readings with this gauge are much more accurate than a pencil gauge. The swivel head makes it easier to attach to valve stems on a variety of vehicles. The pressure release valve on the gauge is an extremely useful feature.

Overall I like the gauge, but compared to the other gauge I have, some ideas on improvements that could make this a great gauge. First off, the nipple that is used to attach to the valve stem is commonly what you would find on an air-hose to fill your tires with, and it is a good, but it is at an angle of greater than 90 degrees, and thou it works, can be a challenge when checking your tire pressure. My other gauge is a straight bit and is my preferred gauge. My next complaint may be more personal, but it is a nice feature that, again, I find in my other tire gauge, and that is the dial is flipped 180 degrees. This allows for the hose to be straight, and easier to be fitted to the valve stem — both things me other gauge has.What I like about the tire gauge are the longer hose, larger dial, and accurate readings. I keep this gauge in my travel bag for my road trips.

Very good, sturdy, high quality gauge. Just remember that there is no swivel on the end that attaches to your tire valve. This can be somewhat annoying, but not a deal breaker. There is, however a swivel on the gauge end, but given the angled brass end and the stiffness of the hose material, one on each end would have been better. Alternatively, one could look at the Accu-Gage "M" Series - MH60X - Professional Tire Pressure Gauge, the "M" series (only) of which is also made in the U.S.A., I own and like very much. It's hose is more flexible and the straight valve end, which does not have a swivel end, does not present any issues with twisting or aligning the valve to your tire valve.