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Analog Tire Inflating Gun
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Analog Tire Inflating Gun is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 46.
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You'll love being able to read your pressure as you fill your tires. Makes for quick, accurate tire maintenance.More Details+
Price $74.99

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Correct tire pressure is important. In fact, outside of ample oil and coolant levels, tire pressure is THE most important aspect of routine car maintenance. Our Analog Tire Inflating Gun is easy to read, has tons of features, and delivers unmatched build quality. Engage the valve handle all the way to fill, or halfway to bleed off excess air pressure... No clumsy, side-bleeder valves here. Soft rubber surrounds and protects the gauge from drop damage while also safeguarding your car's paint. Gauge reads 0-85 psi (0-5.8 Bar) range and there are no batteries to change out. The extra long, 40-inch inflating hose also clips on to the tire valve making this inflating gun truly one-handed. It's time to step up to the finest tire inflating gun you’ll ever have the pleasure of using. Made in Italy.

Rated 3 out of 5 by from Robust Inflator This is a robust tire inflator/pressure gauge. Easily connected to my compressor's quick connect/disconnect. Used it on a BMW motorcycle, Cayman, and Audi A4 with mixed results centered on the connection to the tire inflation valve. Kinda 50/50 between (1) a clean connection allowing straightforward pressure reading and tire inflation, and (2) an incomplete connection that required my having to monkey with it to get a pressure reading and add air. When it worked, it was a perfect. When it didn't, it was a pain in the butt.
Date published: 2017-03-21
Rated 2 out of 5 by from NICE BUT ?? Able I've had this a few years now. Lik a lot of the other people the clip on the end will NOT Stay attached, I have to hold it on the valve stem or it will leak??? Also my Glass has cracked and I really can't tell you how. I'am really Carefull with my tools and I Don't loan them out so, I glued it back in place?? It's accurate, it works Great. But having to Hold it on the Valve Stem is a REAL BUMMER?? Knowing what I know now I would Not pay $70 again. Sorry.
Date published: 2017-01-19
Rated 2 out of 5 by from Not a good seal It has a great, easy to read dial and convenient trigger mechanism. The issue is in the connection to the tire. It is difficult to get a good seal where the air can go into the tire. Playing with the connection allows air to flow, but not easily. Not worth the money.
Date published: 2016-12-03
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I have ad this Griot's tool for several years but the clip on the end will NOT Stay attached, I have to hold it on the valve stem or it will leak??? Can I purchase a new hose for it? Otherwise it is useless. Thank You

Asked by: Navsafe MO
I found the chuck end of Griots inflator is very complicated and problematic which also adds a good deal of cost to this unit. I repaired and simplified this inflator using a 1/4 x 1/4 barbed connector and a Straight Lock-On Air Chuck. The issues I and others have had are history. The chuck locks on securely allowing compressed air to flow easily quickly filling the tire.
Answered by: BobbyGZ06
Date published: 2017-11-26

What powers analog tire inflating gun

Asked by: Dumbest request ever
Asking questions is how we learn. The only dumb question is the one that's not asked. An air compressor is required for this inflator. What's great about having an air compressor is you'll discover an almost unlimited use for it. There are a variety of sizes so choose one that fits your needs.
Answered by: BobbyGZ06
Date published: 2018-12-28

Is the quick connect air chuck removable in the event it needs to be replaced? If so is the thread a standard 1/4 NPT?

Asked by: BobbyGZ06
I found the chuck end of Griots inflator is very complicated which also adds a good deal of cost to this unit. I repaired your inflator using a 1/4 x 1/4 barbed connector and a Straight Lock-On Air Chuck. The issues I and others have had are history. The chuck locks on securely allowing compressed air to flow easily quickly filling the tire..
Answered by: BobbyGZ06
Date published: 2017-12-05

I purchased this item, probably about 6-7 years ago. Is it possible to send it back for recalibration? It appears to be ~5-7 pounds off.

Asked by: Greg62
call our Customer Service Department at (800) 345-5789 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. PST Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday.
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2019-04-26

Can you select the psi and will the air stop at the selected amount ?

Asked by: sealestial
The Analog tire inflating gun will read the tire pressure but unfortunately there is not a way to set it to a selected amount.
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2019-04-15

I understand the Analog Tire Inflating Gun is rated at +/- 1.6% accuracy at 85 PSI, what is the accuracy of this gauge, for example, +/- at 32 PSI? Does this % change at different PSI? Thanks

Asked by: FRYMY
No it would not change, The Analog tire inflating gun would still be +/- 1.6% accuracy
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2018-06-01

Is the gauge oil filled?

Asked by: rob15216
No, the Analog Tire Inglating Gun is not oil filled.
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2017-11-30

Does a compressor need to be attached to the gauge even if not adding air? I'd like to use this as a simple gauge, and attach a compressor only if air is required.

Asked by: Derek
Yes, you would need to use the Analog tire inflating gun with an air compressor.
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2017-12-11
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