Extended Reach Dial Tire Pressure Gauge 0–160 PSI

Choose this extended reach dial tire pressure gauge when the tire valve position makes access an important part of tool selection. The published pressure range is 0–160 PSI, with 5 PSI increments and a 0–1100 kPa metric range. These entries give buyers specific scale information to compare when building a tire inspection tool assortment.

Start with the pressures the workshop needs to check, then consider how the scale will be read at the valve. A range identifies the pressures shown on the gauge; the 5 PSI increment identifies the listed reading interval. It should not be treated as an accuracy tolerance. Keep the required pressure range, scale units and acceptable reading interval together on the purchase specification so that sample approval addresses the complete readout.

The extended reach description is relevant to tire valve access, but the product record does not define a reach length or a particular chuck geometry. For replacement orders, provide a photograph of the existing tool and the valve position. Confirm the working-end arrangement and physical dimensions against the proposed sample before approving quantities. Avoid selecting a connection solely from the gauge name or pressure range.

For distributor replenishment, use the complete product reference and state the quantity required for this configuration. Record approved scale markings and packaging requirements with the order to make repeat purchases easier to identify. Buyers comparing the large-bore version should review its valve connection separately; the two listings do not establish interchangeable connections.

Published Specifications
Product Type: Tire Pressure Gauge
Pressure Range: 0–160 PSI
PSI Increments: 5 PSI
Metric Range: 0–1100 kPa
Gauge Type: Extended-reach dial tire pressure gauge
Metric Increments: 20 kPa

Product FAQs
1. What pressure scales are listed for this extended reach gauge?
The published specifications list 0–160 PSI and 0–1100 kPa, with 5 PSI increments. State the required scale markings when requesting a quotation.

2. Do the 5 PSI increments describe the accuracy?
No. The 5 PSI figure is the listed scale increment. The product record does not publish a numerical accuracy tolerance, so confirm that requirement separately for your order.

3. How should I check the extended reach arrangement before ordering?
Provide the valve position, access restriction and an existing-tool photograph if available. Confirm the proposed working-end geometry and reach dimensions against a sample; no exact reach length is published.

4. Is the large-bore version an interchangeable replacement?
The large-bore extended reach dial gauge is a separate configuration. Compare the valve connection and approved sample before substitution; matching pressure ranges do not establish connection compatibility.