Originally Posted by Texasgeezer

The Drive and the Jaco both look like good featured tire pressure gauges.

We've started stopping by a local Discount tire place every few weeks to have them check and adjust tire pressure free of charge. Plus making a stop just before an expected long mileage trip. Our local store has a quick drive up location that usually results in minimal wait time and no need to park and go into the staffed area. Wished they used nitrogen but they don't. Also don't have nitrogen at home.

For a tire gauge at home I like the one that allows air to be added or removed while reading the pressure without removing the gauge from the tire valve. Jaco has that type.

My very old gauge quit reading accurately. After disassembly I found a leather diaphram that was dry. Oiled it, reassembled and it was working good again.