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Glad, you guys caught my meaning , 6 cars checked monthly.
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Run too high

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6 months is too long to wait to find out that you're either running too low on pressure and wearing our your tires (and risking failure of your tire), or running too high on pressure and risking a blow-out.
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Run too low

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6 months is too long to wait to find out that you're either running too low on pressure and wearing our your tires (and risking failure of your tire), or running too high on pressure and risking a blow-out.
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Use cheesey pen gauge anymore

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They're so cheap now, why use a cheesey pen gauge anymore....
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Glad, you guys caught my meaning , 6 cars checked monthly.
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6 months is too long to wait to find out that you're either running too low on pressure and wearing our your tires (and risking failure of your tire), or running too high on pressure and risking a blow-out.
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6 months is too long to wait to find out that you're either running too low on pressure and wearing our your tires (and risking failure of your tire), or running too high on pressure and risking a blow-out.
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Use cheesey pen gauge anymore

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They're so cheap now, why use a cheesey pen gauge anymore....
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I make a habit of checking my vehicles(6) tire pressures monthly, and I lost my air pressure gauge(manual dial). So what do you guys use? The electronic digital ones or manual gauge, or even the cheap pen ones? and which one would be more accurate? Thanks, Daniel

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Pen gauges work fine. You should be checking your tire pressures at least monthly, as tire pressure varies depending upon the weather, plus it will naturally lose pressure over time. 6 months is too long to wait to find out that you're either running too low on pressure and wearing our your tires (and risking failure of your tire), or running too high on pressure and risking a blow-out. Either way you're wearing your tires out prematurely. Want to find the best way to influence gas milage? Look to your tire pressures! Tire pressure influences not only grip and cornering efficiency, but also gas milage. ...Checking once every six months and you may as well not bother at all. Your tires are the most critical piece of safety equipment on your car, neglect them at your peril!

POST 3Original post

I guess you were saying you do check them monthly, but have to do it 6 times per month. I've got 2 digital gauges, they're quick & easy to read LARGE numbers and precise to 1/10th. They're so cheap now, why use a cheesey pen gauge anymore....

POST 4Original post

Ahh, I misread. Apologies. 6 months would have been really bad.

POST 5Original post

I use the one on the compressor.

POST 6Original post

I've got one of these and it's great! Very accurate and also clamps on to the valve stem. If you don't mind a little extra expense, this is a great gauge... http://www.autosportcatalog.com/index.cfm?fa=p&pid=3579

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Glad, you guys caught my meaning , 6 cars checked monthly.

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http://www.discoveryparts.com/cgi-bi...gauges&pid=261

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