Tire pressure is always a big subject of discussion, but checking tire pressure accurately is very important. You want to buy the best gauge that you can reasonably afford. Dial type gauges usually give the most accurate readings. The pocket clip pencil type will give you relative pressure readings but are not known to be very accurate. The digital are better but from what I have read about them they may not be highly accurate either, plus they have batteries that may go dead at the wrong time. A good dial type gauge can run up to $50, but I think you can find good ones for maybe half of that.

In summary, if you are serious about your tire pressure get a good pressure gauge.

I completly agree with Rich. Tire pressure is very important, and a 2 dollar guage just isnt going to do it, not for me anyway

Neal

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2001 Hi-Lo 22TL
2010 F150

I have a couple of expensive dial gauges in different psi ranges that I keep at home. I also have name brand pencil gauges that I keep in the vehicles.

What I've done with the pencil gauges is to calibrate their their readings against the dial gauges at the pressures required for the vehicle they are in. I check the tire pressures with the dial gauge and then with the pencil gauge. I do this a number of times at various pressures, centered around the recommended pressure. Then I mark the pencil gauge.

Raul