Accutire Gauge

Accutire MS 5510B Features

• The most Accurate Racing Tire Pressure Gauge available

• Reads tire pressures from 0-60PSI in 01 increments

• The quick disconnect insures a positive attachment

• Easy to read blue back-lit display

• Bleed valve to drop tire pressure to desired pressure

Accutire MS 5510B Description

MS5510B is the ultimate Racing Tire Pressure Gauge for the performance enthusiast. If you like to have the best tool available, this is the gauge for you. The MS 5510B is the most accurate tire gauge available. It reads tire pressure from 0 to 60PSI in .01 increments, with a large, back-lit LCD screen to make it easy to read. The convenient bleed valve makes it easy to drop the pressure if you overinflate. If you have a motorcycle, an off-road vehicle, ATV or performance car, get the most out of your expensive tires with accurate, consistent inflation.

Accutire Racing Gauge for peak precision. SAVE BIG! How many pounds of pressure? Here is the most accurate Air Gauge around for any tire with low pressure performance. 0-60 psi readouts in 1-lb. units; Extra large, easy-to-see blue backlit LCD; Bleed valve for precise accuracy; Quick disconnect; Shockproof rubberized housing; Installed lithium batteries (included); Screen: 1 1/2″, Tube: 12 1/2″, weighs 13 ozs.; Zipper storage pouch included; 5-year limited mfr. warranty. Act Now! Accutire Racing Tire Pressure Gauge.

Accutire MS 5510B Reviews

This gauge works well and is easy to read. It seats well and does mostly what it should.
There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding from what I have read in other reviews. Let’s clear a few things up.
First of all, you do NOT have to wait ten seconds between readings. You DO have to hit the recall button on the bottom between readings.
Secondly, you DO NOT have to send the unit back to replace the batteries. The instructions VERY clearly state the model number of user replaceable batteries (if you were to read the instructions).
The hose was flexible for me in 30 degree weather contrary to what I have read elsewhere. Maybe it gets stiff in really cold weather but then I use mine in the garage.

Very Nice Gauge

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