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Auto Meter Jeep Series Tire Pressure Gauge; 0-60 PSI

Item JG39919
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features & Specs

      • Type Mechanical
      • Range 0-60 PSI
      • Durable Design With Storage Case
      • Officially Licensed Jeep Logo
      • Rubber Gauge Casing And Plastic Carrying Case
      • 13.75-Inch Braided Stainless Steel Line With 360-Degree Swivels
      • Angled Chuck For Easy Measuring And Valve Stem Access
      • Thumb-Operated Pressure Release Valve For Memory Recall Clearance And Bleeding Excess Pressure

      Description

      Tire Pressure Measurement. The Auto Meter Jeep Series Tire Pressure Gauge; 0-60 PSI provides accurate tire pressure readings essential for maintaining safety, improving fuel economy, and extending tire life. Designed for both trail and road use, this gauge is an important tool for any Jeep owner to ensure optimal tire condition in demanding environments.

      Construction and Appearance. Constructed with a rugged rubber casing and supplied with a plastic carrying case, the gauge ensures durability and longevity. It features a 2.25-inch black dial prominently displaying an officially licensed Jeep logo, braided stainless steel line for flexibility, and 360-degree swivels for ease of use.

      Installation. No installation is required as this is a handheld mechanical gauge. It is designed for quick and simple attachment to valve stems with an angled chuck for effortless access.

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