Accutire MS-5520B RV & Truck Gauge large LCD w/.5 resolution 0 – 150 PSI
January 31, 2010 | Posted by elvin 
- 0 150 PSI Range
- Extra large LCD with .5 Resolution
- Extra Long Handle for Dual Tires
- Sure Grip Rubber handle
- Comes with storage pouch
Product Description
The MS-5520B from Measurement LTD is a professional quality tool that makes checking your fleet’s tire pressure a snap. Driving with correctly inflated tires is important for several reasons: increased safety, reduced tread wear, improved handling and ride performance and better fuel economy.
Accutire MS-5520B RV & Truck Gauge large LCD w/.5 resolution 0 – 150 PSI
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Tags: Accutire, Gauge, large, MS5520B, resolution, Truck, w/.5 | 
5 Comments »
this device works awesome. I use it all of the time since I want to make sure I’m getting the best mileage out of my tires as possible. I recommend to anyone who does their own “basic” car maintenance.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this product two years ago to check the pressure in my motorhome tires. It appeared to be a rugged, quality product which I thought would work well. Unfortunately, I was mistaken, and wish I would have never purchased it. Due to its construction, it is very hard to use on dual rear wheel tires to obtain an accurate reading. The bleed valve which I thought was a clever idea, never worked properly, and if you overfill a tire and have to release pressure, I still had to do it the old way. The gauge started leaking air where the weaved metal hose attaches to the handle, and is now useless. I would not recommend this product due to its poor design and quality.
Rating: 1 / 5
Not sure I like the bleeder…. Almost seems to sensitive even bending the hose will read .5 psi…
Rating: 4 / 5
This is a great system for my motorhome. Accurate and easy enough to hook up. The case is a bit big but then I have to room so I’ve left it for now. Easy and inexpensive and it works. Nice combo IMHO.
Rating: 4 / 5
This is one honker of a tire pressure gauge. Good long reach for my F350 dually tires from the rubber handle dual foot valve via a flexible hose to a meter with a big display. After one day’s use, I don’t see why the display doesn’t always engage, but poking it onto the valve stem gets it going OK.
Instructions not obvious that you must remove the red strip that protects the batteries. Also not obvious how to get to the batteries, whatever they are, but I’ll figure it out. I may try another reviewer’s idea to bend it 5 degrees for easier access thru the access holes to the valve. Gotta use it a bit longer first.
Sure is a good gauge in any case.
Rating: 5 / 5