Oxford Pro Dial 0-60 PSI Tyre Gauge - Black

I have been using one for car and motorcycle tyres.The dial is easy to read but the packaging makes no claim about the degree of accuracy of the measurement (which must not be confused with the precision of the reading on the dial!). In answer to an enquiry Oxford replied that the accuracy is +/- 2.5%, which translates to 1.5 psi at full scale or 0.75 psi at mid scale. That is much better than the accuracy of the pathetic dials on most pumps. It reads within 1 psi of a Prisma Hiprema 4 gauge for which 0.1% accuracy is claimed.I think tyre pressure gauges should be required by law to be accurate.My main criticism of the Oxford Pro dial gauge is: for motorcycle use the valve adapter is facing he wrong way relative to the dial! Trying to hold the adapter onto the valve while looking at the gauge and pressing the air release button is like fighting with a determined eel. I intend to replace the push-and-hold adapter with one which has a clip.

Awkward to use as pipe short and stiff difficult to orientate would be better if you could clip hose onto valve instead of pressing it on , because if you don’t hold it on right it lets air out deflating the before you get a reading . Used on car and motorcycle both awkward.

I trust this device's ability to accurately measure pressure, but the stiff hose makes it difficult to to use in tight spaces. You know, like around car and motorbike wheels.

Robust and accurate gauge where 90 degree attachment is required.

Great gauge

Well made piece of kit but let down by the air release valve which is flimsy and not of the same quality of the rest of the gauge.Did not hold air pressure when used fresh out of box. Informed seller and got refund no problems at all 10 stars for them. Would not buy another

Easy to use on my motorbike, and light to carry. Accuracy not ascertained, but confident it's good. Very happy biker!!

Verythema good and quick delivery