Reply to "Tire Minder Accuracy"

DaveyJCamp Counselor Lifetime Member

Agree, want to simply know the variance and it appears it is -3PSI roughly. Being it was new to me, wanted to be confident knowing it was a calibration issue. That said, I also wanted to know I had 65psi cold in Trailer tires. I pressure tested at a tire shop-I’d think they had accurate equipment-and it was same as my $10 handheld which both were 2-3 psi below the TireMinder. If one didn’t need a wrench to get the TM valves on-off locked down, it’d be a bit simpler. Thank you.

-Dave

12/5/217:51 PM

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