Tire Inflator, Pro Series, 0-15 Digital - Tig-8400 on 2040-parts.com
Lodi, California, United States
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Description: Here' s the first of a new line of PRO Series tire inflators designed for the racing industry. The main feature of the PRO Series digital gauges is the unprecedented accuracy of +/- .15 psi in such an affordable unit. That's right, POINT ONE FIVE PSI. If tire pressure accuracy is what you need and you run tire pressure no higher than 15 PSI here's your inflator. It can also be used as a tire pressure gauge. The easy-to-read digital display is backlit for easy night reading and the display reads on increments of .05 PSI or 1/20th of a PSI. The Clip-on chuck means you can adjust pressure with just one hand. List Price: $124.94 |
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