Tag: tire-pressure

Hey folks, I'm trying to keep up with my car maintenance and I bought this tire pressure gauge on Amazon, but I'm not sure if it'll work with my car's valves. It's a 2015 Honda Civic, and the valves look pretty standard, but I've had issues before with tools not fitting right. Anyone else run into this?

I bought this tire pressure gauge on Amazon for my old Ford pickup you know the one I've had since the 80s? It's been acting finicky lately and showing different readings each time I check the tires, and with winter coming, I don't want any blowouts on these icy roads. I tried calibrating it like the instructions said, but I'm not sure if I'm doing it right – technology these days! Any tips from you folks?

I've been having issues with my car's tire pressure lately especially after a long road trip. The light keeps coming on the dashboard and so I actually figured I need a reliable gauge to check it myself. I tried using an old one from the garage, but it didn't fit properly on the valves. My car is a 2015 sedan with standard Schrader valves, I think. I want something digital for accuracy. Has anyone had similar problems? I need it to be easy to read, especially in low light. Budget is under $15. What brands work well? Avoiding those cheap ones that break quickly is KEY.

Hey guys new to this forum but I've been driving trucks for years. Just got a new tire pressure gauge from Amazon because my old one broke, but I'm not sure if it fits my Ford F-150's valves. It's one of those digital ones, looks fancy. I do a lot of off-road stuff on weekends, and keeping tires right is important. Last trip, I had a flat because pressure was off, what a hassle. Tried it on my bike first, worked fine, but truck valves seem different. Anyone else have this gauge? Or tips on checking compatibility? I don't want to return it if I don't have to. Appreciate any advice, thanks in advance!

My car is a 2015 Honda Civic and the tires seem low sometimes. I bought a gauge but I'm not sure if it's right for my car. How do I check the pressure correctly? I don't want to mess up my tires.

Hey r/cars, I've got a 2018 Ford Explorer and I'm looking at this digital tire pressure gauge on Amazon. Is it reliable for larger vehicles like mine or should I stick with the analog ones? I've had issues with cheap ones reading wrong before, and I don't want to risk underinflating on long trips.