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Longacre Pro Digital Tire Pressure Gauge 0-125 Psi,53028,semi,trailer Tires 9 on 2040-parts.com

US $132.90
Location:

Monroe, Washington, United States

Monroe, Washington, United States
Condition:New Brand:Longacre Manufacturer Part Number:53028

Longacre Racing


Pro Digital Tire Gauge  0-125 PSI


Perfect for trailers, haulers and Semis



  • Easy to read and super accurate

  • Air pressure release button

  • External gauge bumper

  • Auto Off feature to save battery

  • Easy to read to .5 psi

  • 17" hose with swivel angle chuck - also includes ball chuck

  • Includes silver carrying case
  • User replaceable AAA batteries included


Specs


Style:

Digital

Size:2 1/2"
Range:0-125 psi
Increments:.5 lb
Accuracy:.5 lb / .3%
Hose Length:17"
Chuck Installed:Swivel angle
Alternate Chuck Included:Swivel ball
Holds Pressure:No
Bleed Buttons:Single
Backlight:Yes
Battery Type:2 AAA
Gauge Bumper Included:Yes
Case Included:Yes





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