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Here we are again looking for practical solutions for mundane problems. We would very much appreciate recommendations from the XLR forum participants for high quality, easy to use, reliable and accurate digital tire pressure gauges. Cost is not a concern.
Last evening Ed was frustrated to no end as he tried to use both an old style manual gauge and a digital one that was a gift which came from Brookstone. That latter device is a piece of fancy junk because most of the time it’s impossible to get a good seat on the valve stem with it and consequently the readings are always suspect.
We’re also interested in knowing how quickly changes in tire pressure register on the XLR’s display. We've noticed on Sandra’s Escalade it’s pretty quick, but we at least have the impression it’s not always immediately updated on the XLR.
Thanks for any help that may be offered.
Best regards,
Ed and Sandra
Last evening Ed was frustrated to no end as he tried to use both an old style manual gauge and a digital one that was a gift which came from Brookstone. That latter device is a piece of fancy junk because most of the time it’s impossible to get a good seat on the valve stem with it and consequently the readings are always suspect.
We’re also interested in knowing how quickly changes in tire pressure register on the XLR’s display. We've noticed on Sandra’s Escalade it’s pretty quick, but we at least have the impression it’s not always immediately updated on the XLR.
Thanks for any help that may be offered.
Best regards,
Ed and Sandra