- 0-60 psi
- 2-5/8" diameter dial face
- 15-1/2" hose with a finger operated air-bleed valve
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Product Specifications
Product Information
BrandMoroso
Manufacturer Part Number89560
Sizing and Specifications
Item Weight12.80 Ounces
Height2 inches
Length15 inches
Width9 inches
Product Description
Moroso tire gauges are the air pressure gauge of choice for racers worldwide. Each Moroso tire pressure gauge is individually calibrated for accuracy within 2%. The dial face is easy to read, while the hardened swivel chuck rotates 360° for positive valve stem attachment. And the finger operated air-bleed valve allows you to release pressure quickly for precise settings and to get you back on the track and staged for your next lap.
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74 of 75 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Extremely accurate, ergonomic, does not have the external pointer stop to bend the pointer, and it is easy to read. It does not hold pressure after the gauge is removed; the button on the side is for bleeding off pressure only. Purchase the rubber Moroso 89590 Tire Pressure Gauge Cover that is made for it, the protection and improved handling make it well worth the money and it looks much better with the cover on.
When buying a tool it is best to get a good one that will last for years. The research I did on the internet paid off, I am totally satisfied with this gauge. Because it is a new style it can take a few times to get used to using it. I recommend putting your index finger under the nozzle to make sure the gauge goes on straight to avoid unwanted leaking and apply pressure with your thumb, after using it a while this is may not be necessary.
Being a mechanic I check my tire pressures on both vehicles once a week and accuracy and ease of use is very important to me. I keep this gauge inside the house to keep it nice and my old gauges in the vehicles.
According to Moroso, each Moroso 89560 gauge is individually calibrated for accuracy within 2% which means that at 50 psi the gauge should be not lower than 49 or above 51 as it will not be off by more than 1 psi.
The Moroso 89562 Pro Series Tire Pressure Gauge which is accurate within one half percent which means that the Pro gauge would be not lower than 49.75 or above 50.25 at 50 psi as it will not be off by more than one fourth psi.
I had my Moroso 89560 gauge tested on digital calibration equipment and it was as accurate as the Pro is advertised to be through the range of 5 to 60. If you have a tire that loses more than 1 or 2 psi a month you can have a nail or other leak and several times I have found leaks by regular checks when one tire was lower than the other three.
With high gas prices, keeping your tires properly inflated helps to get the best gas mileage, and twice I have been driving along and have seen people with low tires have blowouts which you can help to avoid by catching slow leaks early.
The gauge is a great value and Amazon.com helped me to get the best price on a product I am totally satisfied with. The one gauge I currently have developed a bent pointer from the zero external stop, the Moroso does not have the zero stop (it does have one where the 75 would be) and I wanted a nice gauge that would last and be easy to use so I am totally delighted and completely satisfied with the Moroso.
When buying a tool it is best to get a good one that will last for years. The research I did on the internet paid off, I am totally satisfied with this gauge. Because it is a new style it can take a few times to get used to using it. I recommend putting your index finger under the nozzle to make sure the gauge goes on straight to avoid unwanted leaking and apply pressure with your thumb, after using it a while this is may not be necessary.
Being a mechanic I check my tire pressures on both vehicles once a week and accuracy and ease of use is very important to me. I keep this gauge inside the house to keep it nice and my old gauges in the vehicles.
According to Moroso, each Moroso 89560 gauge is individually calibrated for accuracy within 2% which means that at 50 psi the gauge should be not lower than 49 or above 51 as it will not be off by more than 1 psi.
The Moroso 89562 Pro Series Tire Pressure Gauge which is accurate within one half percent which means that the Pro gauge would be not lower than 49.75 or above 50.25 at 50 psi as it will not be off by more than one fourth psi.
I had my Moroso 89560 gauge tested on digital calibration equipment and it was as accurate as the Pro is advertised to be through the range of 5 to 60. If you have a tire that loses more than 1 or 2 psi a month you can have a nail or other leak and several times I have found leaks by regular checks when one tire was lower than the other three.
With high gas prices, keeping your tires properly inflated helps to get the best gas mileage, and twice I have been driving along and have seen people with low tires have blowouts which you can help to avoid by catching slow leaks early.
The gauge is a great value and Amazon.com helped me to get the best price on a product I am totally satisfied with. The one gauge I currently have developed a bent pointer from the zero external stop, the Moroso does not have the zero stop (it does have one where the 75 would be) and I wanted a nice gauge that would last and be easy to use so I am totally delighted and completely satisfied with the Moroso.
33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a great tire gauge. I prefer dial-type gauges with a bleed valve, and they don't get much better than this one. Prior to the Moroso, I used a dial-type Accu-gage for a while and liked it, but after about a year, it stopped holding tire pressure -- leaking air. Accu-gage has a lifetime warranty, so for $3 return shipping I know I could send it in to get it fixed, but I wanted something better. I came across the Moroso after reading about gauges online.
The Moroso is much more substantial than the Accu-gage. All of the Moroso components are a little bigger, heavier, and more solid-feeling. The Moroso dial is relatively large, making it easy to set pressure accurately. The connection to the valve stem is more sure than any gauge I have ever used. I don't have anything bad to say about the gauge. Overall, I'd give it a 5 out of 5.
The Moroso is much more substantial than the Accu-gage. All of the Moroso components are a little bigger, heavier, and more solid-feeling. The Moroso dial is relatively large, making it easy to set pressure accurately. The connection to the valve stem is more sure than any gauge I have ever used. I don't have anything bad to say about the gauge. Overall, I'd give it a 5 out of 5.
52 of 58 people found the following review helpful
Seems that Amazon doesn't want to sell this item because they don't tell the most important thing about it, that is that it's a 0 - 60 psi gauge to be used for tires needing about 30 psi, give or take 10. The illustration is incorrect, but they show the same picture for all the different Moroso gauges. I measured accuracy against a digital and it's within .5 psi. Best thing is that it makes a perfect and instant seal with the tire. Put a little extra air in, press the button and it's an accurate fill. Seems like a very high quality product. I think the rubber cover is a must. Amazon's is the best price.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Worth the money
This gauge is incredible accurate (although I don't have a benchmark, it however is very consistent) and the quality is off the roof. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Neil
pretty crappy
piece of junk. I put on the rubber protection piece(ordered separately) and the inside of the gauge bent. the part inside that bent is for reading the pressure. Read more
Published 3 months ago by dwh
Very Frustrating Experience
We purchased this guage a couple of months ago and have had trouble with it since. After trying to get it to work properly today I got so frustrated I threw it in the garbage. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Matt & Janet
NOT MADE IN USA!!!_Made in Brazil
Illustration that accompanies this description has package tag that states "MADE IN USA", but the 8960 gauge received today does not have that. . . . Read more
Published 4 months ago by Ron
Finally.. An Accurate Tire Gauge in my Toolbox...
I purchased two of these at once. One for me and one for a Xmas gift for a friend. When making my first check I checked one gauge against the other for a same read. Read more
Published 4 months ago by J. Thompson
A very good tire gauge
I purchased this dial type gauge in hopes of a more accurate and consistent pressure reading than the slide stick type it was to replace. Read more
Published 5 months ago by MICHAEL L. KENT
solid but one flaw
I like this gauge overall, I've checked it against other gauges and I believe it to be very accurate. It's also easy to read and I like the air release valve. Read more
Published 5 months ago by dc reader
Nice gauge, but wish some aspects of it were of better quality...
I like this gauge, nice easy to read dial, and I really like the bleeder valve feature too. Accuracy seems good however the needle sits below zero when not using so can't really... Read more
Published 6 months ago by proheart
Moroso Gauge
This gauge is quality throughout, but has an unfortunate feature. The release button is designed to bleed off over- pressure instead of holding the read pressure. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Fred Bauer
Great Gauge
Finally I have a tire pressure gauge that takes the guessing out of pressure measurements that a stick gauge requires. Read more
Published 7 months ago by B Square
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