EPAuto Heavy Duty 120 PSI Tire Inflator Gauge with Hose and Quick Connect Plug

I am generally very considerate of the durability of anything and treat everything as if it’s fragile. I think it’s a wise approach to things and this is no exception. Plastic is not steel and cold plastic is brittle like glass, and I don’t rely on threads in things made of plastic to withstand tremendous pressures and torque, especially when temperate extremes are involved. That said, when I threaded the quick connect to the handle on this, I was very gentile and used Teflon tape and I put the handle in a padded vise, which was snugged down only enough to hold the handle steady as I threaded in the Teflon taped threaded quick connect. I used a wrench to gently tighten the threaded end only until it was snug. I made sure that the plastic was at room temperature as I did this. Not frigid cold or hot. Just room temperature. The valve clamp works perfect and the gauge on mine is actually accurate compared to a tire gauge. So, I have zero issues. I don’t toss this around, I gently place it when I am done with it. If you regard plastic as if it’s glass, you’ll get more use out of things. That’s my experience at any rate.

Easy to use, heavy duty equipment. Tried others but this is the best choice

I have a small pancake style compressor that I use primarily for filling tires as I have a lot of vehicles and lots of lawn equipment with inflatable tires. For a number of years I had been using a Campell Hausefield "knock off", not a genuine CH, and the clip on valve never seemed to grab quite right. Also, the gauge stopped working years ago. I was ready to bite the bullet and order an expensive CH, when I cam upon this one with good reviews. I am very happy with it. First of all, the clip seems to work pretty well. You may have to fiddle with it, or gentlay hold it on a bit with one hand, but overall good. The gauge is easy to read and due to the fact that it only goes up to 120, the PSI between lines and numbers is realistic. I have no idea why other gauges go over 200 lbs unless those are for truck tires? I check the pressure reading with a good quality digital gauge, and when this one was showing 30 PSI on tires, the digital was only showing about 27-28.... so it could be a few lbs off. I suspect they may intentionally error on the high side on these to prevent law suits from exploding tires. Overall - so far so good - I am happy.

All good

Item is as expected. I had to purchase a different hose connection as the one supplied was not suitable for my hoses. Otherwise it’s fine