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Old 01-01-2018, 10:03 AM   #23
PSFORD99
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I've had a small digital tire gauge for several years that has been very accurate. What I like about it is I can check everything from bicycle tires to my MH's 22.5" tires and it give me the exact digital reading.
I keep hearing this very accurate thing, and how do you know how accurate it is, did you get it calibrated.

In my working days, I had instruments that had be calibrated . micrometers, torque wrenches etc. They do not stay calibrated. I can't see where a digital air gauge would either, so claiming accuracy, it would need calibration .
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