This rubber cover is a must if you want to protect your tire pressure gauge. As others have said it should be a part of the gauge and not an add-on. The gauge itself is a light medal that needs this protector. It goes on quite easily and you do not have to take the gauge apart to put on the protector as the instruction says. Just slip it on. It took all of one minute.
Rating: 4 / 5
The gauge and the gauge cover seem to be of good quality. There’s only one glitch: getting the cover onto the gauge presents something of a conundrum. It seems you have to take the gauge apart in order to get the cover onto it. Being reluctant to take vice grips and brute force to the connectors on the gauge, I opted instead to split the gauge cover so as to maneuver it around the stem on the gauge. It shouldn’t be necessary to do this, and I dislike having compromised the cover by cutting it. Nevertheless, it is all working very well.
Rating: 4 / 5
Seems to do what it says and in that sense it would get 5 stars. But I agree with the other reviewer(s) that it should be part of the gauge itself, not an extra cost option — minus 1 star.
It appears to offer the most protection for the edges of the gauge and less for the front and back. Thus, it is intended to offer protection against occasional drops, but not so much against scratches, dents, etc, from other tools in a tool box.
Installation is easy: remove the hose from the gauge, spray a LITTLE silicon inside the cover, work the two together, and re-attach the hose.
This rubber cover is a must if you want to protect your tire pressure gauge. As others have said it should be a part of the gauge and not an add-on. The gauge itself is a light medal that needs this protector. It goes on quite easily and you do not have to take the gauge apart to put on the protector as the instruction says. Just slip it on. It took all of one minute.
Rating: 4 / 5
The gauge and the gauge cover seem to be of good quality. There’s only one glitch: getting the cover onto the gauge presents something of a conundrum. It seems you have to take the gauge apart in order to get the cover onto it. Being reluctant to take vice grips and brute force to the connectors on the gauge, I opted instead to split the gauge cover so as to maneuver it around the stem on the gauge. It shouldn’t be necessary to do this, and I dislike having compromised the cover by cutting it. Nevertheless, it is all working very well.
Rating: 4 / 5
Seems to do what it says and in that sense it would get 5 stars. But I agree with the other reviewer(s) that it should be part of the gauge itself, not an extra cost option — minus 1 star.
It appears to offer the most protection for the edges of the gauge and less for the front and back. Thus, it is intended to offer protection against occasional drops, but not so much against scratches, dents, etc, from other tools in a tool box.
Installation is easy: remove the hose from the gauge, spray a LITTLE silicon inside the cover, work the two together, and re-attach the hose.
Rating: 4 / 5
Make sure you don’t brake your expensive $35 gauge trying to install this cheap cover!
Rating: 5 / 5
ABSOLUTELY A MUST IF YOU PURCHASE A MOROSO TIRE GAUGE. FITS JUST LIKE A GLOVE. RECOMMENDED HIGHLY.
ANTHONY
Rating: 5 / 5