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Brass dial tire gauge with bleeder valve

Slime

Slime 20049 Brass Dial Tire Gauge 5-60 PSI

SKU CH-22P0-5RH44

A brass dial tire gauge measuring 5 to 60 PSI with a built-in bleeder valve for precise pressure adjustment

  • Brass construction resists corrosion
  • 5 to 60 PSI range suits most vehicles
  • Bleeder valve allows precise pressure adjustment
  • Large 4 inch dial improves readability

Brass Dial Tire Gauge

The Slime 20049 is a brass dial tire gauge designed for checking air pressure on all tire types. It provides a measurement range of 5 to 60 PSI and features a heavy-duty brass construction for durability. A built-in bleeder valve allows for precise pressure adjustment by releasing excess air. This tool suits drivers and mechanics who need a reliable mechanical pressure reader.

Practical Limits of Analog Dial Gauges

Accuracy depends on the user reading the dial correctly and the gauge maintaining calibration over time. The fixed 5 to 60 PSI range cannot measure pressures outside those limits, such as very low pressures on off-road tires or high pressures on commercial wheels. The analog mechanism lacks a backlight, making it harder to read in dark conditions compared to digital units. It requires physical access to the valve stem and does not store or transmit readings.

Highlights

  • Brass construction resists corrosion
  • 5 to 60 PSI range suits most vehicles
  • Bleeder valve allows precise pressure adjustment
  • Large 4 inch dial improves readability

Specifications

BrandSlime

Questions about this item

How do I know if the 5 to 60 PSI range on this Slime 20049 gauge matches my vehicle's recommended pressure?

Check the tyre pressure placard on the driver's door jamb or in the owner's manual; if the listed cold pressure falls between 5 and 60 PSI this gauge will read it accurately.

What does the 60 PSI maximum mean when I am actually checking tyres on the car?

It is the highest pressure the dial can display; pressures above 60 PSI will exceed the scale so the needle cannot give a reliable reading.

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