The Incredible Smurf
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What's everyone's experience with this? The door sticker says 37 PSI, but when I've left the dealer initially and after first service, all of my tires are pumped up to 43-44 PSI. I'm confused.
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Dealers are notorious for overfilling the oil and over inflating tires. Kick them all down to 37 and call it a day.What's everyone's experience with this? The door sticker says 37 PSI, but when I've left the dealer initially and after first service, all of my tires are pumped up to 43-44 PSI. I'm confused.
Thanks for the tip. I've got a cheaper one now for my compressor. It does alright. +-1 generally vs TPMS. I'll look at those when I need a replacement. Though accurate so far for the $$, I can tell mine isn't built for durability or reliability.I find Milton guages to be pretty accurate, it Rhino and Mac on Amazon pretty good +/- 1 to 2 psi compared to tpms days.
Milton® Pro Analog Tire Inflator/Pressure Pistol Grip Gauge, Classic Dual Head Chuck, 15" Hose
Milton® S-576A Pro Analog Pistol Grip Inflator Gauge - Dual Head Chuck and 15" Hose - 160 PSIwww.miltonindustries.com
No one needs a $135 pressure gauge IMO. Have a JACO gauge and it's been awesome. had it now for about 3 years. Their warranty is excellent too!I find Milton guages to be pretty accurate, it Rhino and Mac on Amazon pretty good +/- 1 to 2 psi compared to tpms days.
Milton® Pro Analog Tire Inflator/Pressure Pistol Grip Gauge, Classic Dual Head Chuck, 15" Hose
Milton® S-576A Pro Analog Pistol Grip Inflator Gauge - Dual Head Chuck and 15" Hose - 160 PSIwww.miltonindustries.com
37psiWhat's everyone's experience with this? The door sticker says 37 PSI, but when I've left the dealer initially and after first service, all of my tires are pumped up to 43-44 PSI. I'm confused.
Yeah, nobody needs a $75k truck but we all got em.No one needs a $135 pressure gauge IMO. Have a JACO gauge and it's been awesome. had it now for about 3 years. Their warranty is excellent too!
well said.Yeah, nobody needs a $75k truck but we all got em.
Some of that Chinese shit works fine......... I've got about 10 guages and they all work pretty well.
I can use a $5 pen style and get mine just fine. Hell once you know the TPMS system is working accurately, you don't need anything.
I don't disagree. However, today, it's hard to buy any nice truck for less than $65K. The JACO is not Chinese crap though. I have several nice gauges too and never paid mort than about $50 for one. They are all extremely accurate and durable.Yeah, nobody needs a $75k truck but we all got em.
Some of that Chinese shit works fine......... I've got about 10 guages and they all work pretty well.
I can use a $5 pen style and get mine just fine. Hell once you know the TPMS system is working accurately, you don't need anything.
I've got two JACOs, they are the same as the AccuGuage and Rhino brand, as well as other Amazon crapola. "designed in America, manufactured in Chinaisa".....LMFAO.I don't disagree. However, today, it's hard to buy any nice truck for less than $65K. The JACO is not Chinese crap though. I have several nice gauges too and never paid mort than about $50 for one. They are all extremely accurate and durable.