Customer q:
CAR MAKE & MODEL
JEGS ANSWER:
Psst! Want a chance to win FREE SCHWAG? Comment on this post and click here for details on the JEGS Comment Contest >
Remove battery tab before first use. Pull tab to remove, gauge is now ready to use.
MEASURING TIRE PRESSURE
NOTE: Gauge also can be activated for tire pressure measurement only, by directly pressing gauge nozzle on the tire pressure valve. After gauge is activated follow points 4-6 above.
TREAD DEPTH MEASUREMENT
Check your tire gauge once a week, the battery life is about 3 years based on 4 operations per day and 60 seconds each time.
Tread Depth Gauge Specifications:
a. Depth < 4/32” or 1.6mm, the color bar is Red
b. 1.6mm or 4/32” ≤ Depth < 5/32” or 3.2mm, the color bar is Yellow
c. Depth ≥ 5/32” or 3.2mm, the color bar is Green
NOTE: The above information pertains to passenger car tires for snow tires; the minimum safe tread depth is 6/32” or 4.8mm.
REPLACING THE BATTERY
To replace the battery open the battery cover on the back of the unit and remove the old battery, insert on new CR2032 battery, ensuring correct polarity. Replace the battery cover. Use only fresh battery.
Advice:
Zero set:
It is advisable to check the zero set of the gauge from time to time. To check the zero set of the gauge:
TROUBLESHOOTING
If the display is blank:
• Make sure that the pressure seal between the Tire Gauge and the valve stem is free from leaks.
The unit has an unusually high or low reading:
• Check to make sure that there are no leaks in the system. Re-zero the unit by taking a reading and allowing the unit to automatically shut off. Then check the air pressure in the tire.
If the display reads “Lo”:
• The battery is depleted so it must be replaced.
SPECIFICATIONS
Tire Pressure Range: 5-99 psi / 035-6.80 bar / 35-680 kPa / 0.4-7.00 kg/cm
Tire Pressure resolution: 0.5 psi / 0.05 bar / 5 kPa / 0.05 kg/cm
Accuracy: +/- 1% plus 1 LSD
Tread Depth Range: 0-19/32” / 0-15mm
Tread Depth Resolution: 1/32” / 0.1mm
Accuracy: 1/32” / +/- 0.2mm
Psst! Want a chance to win FREE SCHWAG? Comment on this post and click here for details on the JEGS Comment Contest >