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| Brand: Accutire
Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $8.27
You Save: $11.72 (59%)
New (4) from $8.27
Rating:  91 reviews
Sales Rank: 3
Color: Silver
Media: Misc.
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6 x 1 x 1
MPN: MS4350B
Model: MS-4350B
UPC: 015507105660
EAN: 0015507105660
ASIN: B000B6JJUK
Release Date: October 4, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
Accutire 4350 Review December 17, 2008
I ordered two, they read within 0.5psi of each other which seems acceptable. I have had no problems getting the seal to work as described in other reviews, simply push with your thumb on the spot provided and it works well. No longevity data as I have only had them two months.
 Seals Great, Interface OK - Perfect at $13 December 16, 2008
I hesistated to order this thing because of the previous o-ring / sealing problems; I used it the day I got it with no problems with a seal. It's a pretty solid feeling unit.
I can't comment on the flashlight since I didn't use it, but I'd think I probably won't be taking my pressure in the dark...
In one minute, I programmed the unit with the front and rear tire pressures and then took the pressure. Piece of cake. Great tool.
I debated doing the $8 unit vs. the $13 but opted for the $13; I think that is probably the most bang for your buck in the medium term.
I'd think this thing will last quite some time
 Junk with fatal design flaw December 7, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
It is extremely difficult to make a sealed, air tight connection between gauge and tire stem. What's worse is that when it beeps (to tell you that you have a good reading) if you don't immediately remove it, I mean a flash fast muscle twitch reaction, it resets itself and erases the reading it just took.
Since I was wrestling with making the connection, my hands, the gauge and the air stem were in constant motion. I had no way to remove the gauge right at the precise beep moment.
Since it costs 75 cents for 3 mins of air at most gas stations around here, I spent $1.50 just to top off the the inflation levels...and I wanted a hammer to beat the gauge into the asphalt.
I've thrown it away.
P.S. Some have mentioned O rings and the "new" version but I bought mine in October '08. It was anything but new and improved. Finding and installing an O ring for this gadget is way beyond my pay grade. If you think you can do it, it's probably a great little gizmo.
takes some getting used to December 3, 2008
this is a very different kind of tire gauge. once you get used to using it, it works really great and gives a nice and visible read out of what your pressure is. I read somewhere that it can get loose when measuring the pressure and they said to use a little electrical tape which we did and that helped alot.
good buy, especially for people that can't see too good since it is very easy to read and see.
Nifty tool that does the trick November 18, 2008
Finally a pressure gauge I can read! Works excellent out the box & I like the indigo backlight. No excuse now not to check my tire pressure. Highly recommend. I bought two.
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