0-220psi 0-16bar Digital Tyre Pressure Gauge Tyre Tire Air Pressure Inflator Gauge Meter Tester Manometer

Features:

• Inflation gun, chuck and gauge all in one. Can be used to inflate/deflate for tire, measure the tire pressure.
• LCD screen digital display, you can clearly read the data at day or night.
• Built-in bleed button for adjust the air pressure when the tire pressure is too high.
• High quality precision machine core, durable and precision measurement.
• Pistol grip trigger type design, easy to handle and use.
• Wide measurement range 0-220 psi, 0-16 bar.
• Gear-style rubber protective shell, shock resistant.
• 35cm/14inch rubber hose, can reach around corners.
• Compact size, easy to keep in car and simple to use.
• Suitable for medium and small trucks, motorcycles, cars.

Specifications:
Material: Rubber + Metal Iron + Brass
Color: as picture show
Range: 0-220psi, 0-16bar
Size: 7.2 x 23cm/2.8" x 9"
Rubber Hose Length: 35cm/14"
Package Weight: approx. 370g

How to Use:
1. Open the tire valve.
2. Connect the air inlet and the tire valve closely.
3. Turn on the device, read the tire pressure data.
4. If the tire is under-inflated, please aerate it (connect the device with an air pump and press the handle) If it is over-inflated, press the valve to deflate the air.
5. Finish your checking, take off the device and screw up the tire valve cap.

Package Included:
1 x Digital Tire Pressure Gauge

Notes:
1. The vehicle must be parked on the ground, and the tire pressure must be measured when the vehicle is cold.
2. First check of tire pressure gun the readings are "0" position, if not, please reset.
3. Check the tire pressure valve cover, after the pressure gun nozzle alignment on the tire valve, then pressing into vertically, the pressing speed needs to be fast, so it will not cause air leakage inside the tire.
4. Observe whether the pointer is stable when pressing the tire pressure, after the pointer is stable, pull out quickly and read the data. (general can immediately obtain stable tire pressure readings)
5. Check the tire pressure at least once a month, and measure several times before not skilled in measuring tire pressure.
6. Please allow 1-5mm error due to manual measurement. Thanks for understanding.