Accu-Gage by Milton Presta Valve Bike Tire Pressure Gauge with Bleeder Valve, for 0-15 PSI - ANSI Certified

Purchased this for my fat bike where I want to be able to fine tune the pressure. It works great. Accurate, repeatable, and no batteries to run out. Is heavy and feels well made (like it should last). It also maintains the pressure reading until you press the plunger on the top - handy for when you cannot read the dial easily. Great product - I am very happy with it.

This is a very good tool for PRESTA valves. Perfect for my fat tire bike, which has PRESTA valves. Easy to use, easy to store, I carry it with me for varying conditions. I have owned mine for a year and half. No problems, no issues, no drama. So affordable that I came back to buy another one for a second bike. I like to check ratings and questions before buying on line and so I feel the need to clarify all the one star ratings. PRESTA VALVES ONLY. IF you do not know what a PRESTA VALVE is, then you do not need this gauge. The majority of poor ratings are from people that cannot read the name of the tool

Nice gauge, used it today on my new fatbike. Observations: 1. The pressure relief valve is restricted - you have to remove gauge if you don't feel like waiting an excessive amount of time for air to bleed out. 2. The gauge holds pressure after removal, you have to release it via release valve. A slight issue if reading from one tire to another - be sure to 'reset' 3. Too big and fragile to pocket. Would not ride with this, it's a home tool.

This gauge works perfectly for my fat low pressure tires I run 4.5” - 6-10 psi on my fat tire bike. I just need to remember not to use it for filling my other bicycle tires.

This or something similar is pretty much a must have for going below 10 psi on a fat bike. I tried using a regular gauge and couldn't get close to accurate. When you're running real low pressure there is a big difference in even 1 psi going from 4 lbs to 5 lbs to 6 lbs, etc. so it is nice to be able to get it accurate and match front and rear pressure. A normal gauge can't even come close to getting the right pressure at these lower numbers. Just make sure not to use it on a regular tire or it can be damaged from measuring a tire that is at higher psi than the range goes to.

So this accidentally took a fall, about 2.5 feet from my hitch mounted bike rack to the loosely gravel coated ground. The gauge is now stuck between the 1 and 2 psi markers. When I try to do a pressure reading, the gauge automatically goes all the way around to the maximum distance that the needle can go. Not sure if this is reparable or not. But it's definitely not usable anymore.

No batteries to worry about and consistent readings. Digital gauges I have used will read different across several reading. Pleasantly surprised that it holds reading until you push the bleed valve. This overcomes the fact that the head doesn't swivel at all making it tough to read while on the stem. A little big and clunky for carrying along on the bike but I do anyway on long rides.

Looks good, worked good for a couple months, but the needle sticks after some time and has a tinny sound to it. Not well constructed, feels flimsy and delicate. Will buy another from somewhere/someone else of another brand when the ailing gauge I have bites the dust.

Perfect of my Fat Bike!

Good product, won't run out of batteries mid ride. Used for the fat bikes so I needed a gauge with super low pressures.

Works well. Happy to have something suitable for my Fatbike. No need to worry about batteries! Been using it for several weeks now regularly, as we take the bikes to work everyday and mountain biking on the weekends. Great for getting dialed!

Measuring low pressures requires specialized tools, my last one was stolen and replacing it was a must.

Warning! Do not use these gauges with tubeless ties that have sealant. The sealant will eventually clog the gauge. Tube tires only.