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ATsafe 1-20 PSI Tire Gauge – 2-Pack

AUD 19.30 on Amazon.com.au (as of October 22, 2026) View details ↗

The ATsafe 1–20 PSI Low-Pressure Tire Gauge is a robust, battery-free solution designed for low-pressure applications such as RO tanks, golf carts, ATVs, UTVs, and lawn mowers. Unlike standard gauges (which start at 20 PSI), this model accurately measures pressures as low as 1 PSI with a precision of 0.5 PSI increments, ensuring optimal tyre inflation and preventing underinflation-related damage. Its all-metal construction—featuring a stainless steel body and zinc alloy head—delivers durability and resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for heavy-duty use in workshops, garages, or on-site.

This compact, pencil-style gauge includes a built-in deflator function for quick pressure adjustment without tools, along with a clip for easy portability. The 2-pack ensures you always have a spare handy, whether in your tool kit, glovebox, or ATV storage. Compatible with standard Schrader valves, it’s a practical addition for anyone maintaining low-pressure tyres or equipment where precise readings are critical.

With no batteries required, this fully mechanical gauge is simple to use—just press it onto the valve stem for an instant reading, then release the scale to reset. Its lightweight design (40.8 g per gauge) and compact dimensions (19.2 x 7.39 x 1.8 cm) make it easy to carry, while the clear, easy-to-read scale ensures accuracy in any lighting condition.

Pressure Range1–20 PSI (0.5 PSI increments)
MaterialStainless steel body, zinc alloy head
CompatibilitySchrader valves (ATVs, UTVs, lawn mowers, golf carts, RO tanks)
Package Weight40.8 g (per gauge)
Package Dimensions19.2 x 7.39 x 1.8 cm
FunctionalityBuilt-in deflator, no batteries required
Can this gauge be used on standard car tyres?
No, this gauge is designed for low-pressure applications (1–20 PSI) and is not suitable for standard car tyres, which typically require higher pressure ranges.
How do I adjust overpressure without tools?
Use the built-in air bleed valve on the gauge to release excess pressure—no additional tools are needed.
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