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A tire gauge is a handheld tool for reading the air pressure inside a vehicle tire. Tire gauges are sold for car and motorcycle tires, and a digital model shows the reading as a number on a screen rather than on a sliding scale.
Tire gauges suit drivers and riders who check tire pressure regularly at home, in a driveway or before a longer trip. They are useful for anyone who keeps a vehicle's tires at the pressure printed on the driver's door placard or in the owner's manual.
When choosing a tire gauge, check that the reading is easy to see in the light where you usually check tires. Confirm that the unit shown on the display matches the unit printed on your vehicle's tire placard. Look at the head design and make sure it fits the valve stems on your tires.
What does a tire gauge measure?
A tire gauge measures the air pressure inside a tire, usually shown as a number on a display or a scale. Checking it regularly helps you keep the tire at the level the vehicle manufacturer recommends.
Where can I find the recommended tire pressure?
The recommended pressure is usually printed on the driver's door placard or listed in the owner's manual for the vehicle.
Can a tire gauge be used on motorcycle tires?
Tire gauges are commonly used on both car and motorcycle tires, so the same type of tool can serve either vehicle.
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