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> Tire Pressure Gauges, How to know if it reads correctly?
bandjoey
post Sep 8 2010, 05:30 PM
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I have 3 pencil air gauges and one dial analog gauge. They range from 3lbs low to 8 lbs high across the 4, when checking one tire.

How can we know if a gauge is reading right? Where is the tester for the gauge? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/confused24.gif)
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post Sep 8 2010, 06:33 PM
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At bigger races, both auto or motorcycles. There is almost always a big tire supplier. They have a test station where you are free to check your gauges.
Every other time I go to an event I take my gauges and test em for accuracy.
Its got a big dial gauge or digital read out that shows the pressure and a shrader valve for you to test your gauge.

I would agree having all your tires the same is a key. However I think having the right pressure is just as important. Not to sure about cars, But if I was racing my roadracing motorcycle with the pressure off 4 lbs.... I would not be getting the tires to the right temp or getting em too hot.
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