Driving is a luxury that many people across the country enjoy, but if proper care isn’t taken to maintain a vehicle, it can result in rapid wear, part failure, and poor control. Tires are one of the ...

Advice to maintain the right pressure in your tires isn't just hot air: As the single point of contact between your car and the road, it's essential to check your rubber on a regular basis. Drivers ...

After reading a review of a tire pressure gauge on webBikeWorld, it got me thinking about the gauge I owned and used. It was just a dial type gauge with a reset button on it and a short stem. Nice ...

We covered the original (“millions sold”) Roadgear Digital Tire Pressure Gauge (review). Also, the pencil-thin, newer style Roadgear Digital Tire Pressure Gauge (review) was also described in previous ...

Stick-type pressure gauges resemble a ballpoint pen are simple and compact, and don't need batteries. Pressure is read off of a sliding scale proportional to the air pressure. Digital gauges have an ...

Motorcycles, cars, trailers, and bicycles all require routine tire pressure checks. Standard stick and analog dial gauges will get the job done, but when you can get as accurate as a decimal point, ...

The little nub that is found on the back of most tire pressure gauges is used to deflate a tire quickly. The little nub that is found on the back of most tire pressure gauges is used to deflate a tire ...

Taking a careful look at the pressure in each of the tires before taking off is standard for any good preflight. But do you just take a glance at the wheels to see if they appear to be inflated? Using ...

Stick-type pressure gauges resemble a ballpoint pen are simple and compact, and don't need batteries. Pressure is read off of a sliding scale proportional to the air pressure. Digital gauges have an ...