Tyre Pressure Gauges

A tyre pressure gauge, digital or analogue, with ranges between 0.35 and 10 bar. The ones with a bleed valve let you come down to the figure you want once the tyre has warmed up. Schrader, Sparco, BG Racing and Prisma.

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Manometru Presiune Roti BG Racing 2.5” (0-4 Bari)
BG RacingManometru Presiune Roti 2.5” (0-4 Bari)
Sale price330,00 lei
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Manometru Digital Presiune Roti Schrader 0.35 - 7 Bar
SchraderManometru Digital Presiune Roti 0.35 7 Bar
Sale price174,00 lei
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Manometru Digital SCHRADER 0.35 - 10 bari
SchraderManometru Digital 0.35 10 bari
Sale price146,00 lei
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Sparco Gauge analogue 63 mm (0-4 bar)
SparcoGauge analogue 63 mm (0-4 bar)
Sale price895,00 lei
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Sparco Gauge digital 63 mm, high accuracy
SparcoGauge digital 63 mm, high accuracy
Sale price969,00 lei
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Manometru digital presiune roti Prisma HPM5 cu cronometru integrat
Prisma ElectronicsManometru Digital Presiune Roti Prisma HPM5 cu Cronometru Integrat
Sale price1.607,00 lei
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Manometru digital Prisma HPM5 cu pirometru infrarosu si cronometru
Manometru digital Prisma HPM5 cu pirometru cu sonda de ac
Prisma ElectronicsManometru Digital Presiune Roti Prisma HPM5 cu Pirometru cu Sonda de Ac
Sale price2.283,00 lei
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Digital or analogue

Digital reads in hundredths and is easier to read with gloves on and in poor light. Analogue, with a large dial, has no batteries to change and does not break if you drop it. Both work, as long as you always use the same one: two different gauges give you two truths.

The bleed valve

A gauge with a bleed valve lets you come down to exactly the figure you want once the tyre has warmed up, without pulling the hose on and off ten times. It is the function that matters most between runs.

When you measure

Pressure is taken both cold, before you go out, and hot, as soon as you come into the paddock. The difference between the two says more than either figure on its own.