Rhino USA Digital Tire Pressure Gauge with Inflator (0-200 PSI) - 2in Dial

I’ve used the same old tire gauge for nearly 25 years working as an automotive technician. I previously purchased a newer version of my old slide gauge but it just wasn’t the same and my gauge was showing it’s age. Reading a couple psi off. I’ve seen similar digital gauges being sold in the range of $120 so I was skeptical of this “new fangled” digital contraption. To my surprise the fit and feel of the gauge is solid and lightweight. The display is large enough for my weather worn old eyes to see easily and it’s backlit to boot. Made in the USA usually means pricey but this sly little rascal came in as a featherweight with a heavy weight punch. I had a minor defect with the air hose on the original unit I received(leaked a little air). So I suited up the old battle armor and contacted the manufacturer ready to do battle. I mean, it’s always a pain to get a warranty, right? Nope… to my chagrin, at having spent the time suiting up, the manufacturer quickly warranted their product and sent a replacement. Remaining skeptical I bristled a bit opening the box to find a replacement that I couldn’t find a defect with…. Not a scratch or blemish even. Can’t be true, nothings this easy. I’ve had this product and used it daily in my career for about three months now, I forget, been awhile. Zero problems, no defects, a manufacturer that stands behind their product 110%, I couldn’t be more pleased and neither can my old tired tire gauge. It finally got its retirement and now rests on a pedestal in the garage for its quarter century of service. Question is, will it be unseated? Not sure this old dog is going to make another 25 years to find out but from the experience I have had so far, this gauge will out live me… Sometimes I wish cars were built this well… be out of a job if they were! To the technicians, mechanics, repair personnel reading this. I will translate. This little MF will kick the S out of the POS you’re working on along with the other SOB in the bay beside you. Darn near program the MFN sensors itself and not give an F about what the other BA tire gauges have to say about it. Buy one, it’s worth it.

Recently, I started using the Rhino USA Digital Tire Inflator with Pressure Gauge, and it has quickly become a favorite tool in my garage. As a DIY enthusiast, having reliable equipment is crucial, and this inflator certainly fits the bill. One aspect I appreciate is the large, easy-to-read glow dial. Even in dim lighting, the dial is clearly visible, which makes inflating tires in the evening or early morning much more convenient. The digital pressure gauge is incredibly accurate, giving precise readings up to 200 PSI, which is perfect for my needs, whether I'm working on my car, truck, motorcycle, or RV. The premium braided hose and solid brass hardware speak to the quality of this tool. It feels robust and durable, ready to handle frequent use without any issues. The build quality inspires confidence that it will last for a long time, even with regular use. Using the inflator is straightforward, and the connection is secure, preventing any air leaks. This has made my tire maintenance tasks faster and more efficient. I also appreciate how it comes in handy for various vehicles, making it a versatile addition to my toolkit. If I had to mention a minor drawback, it would be that the initial setup instructions could be a bit clearer. However, once I got it figured out, it was smooth sailing from there. All in all, the Rhino USA Digital Tire Inflator has proven to be an excellent investment. Its combination of accuracy, durability, and ease of use makes it an invaluable tool for any DIYer. It's definitely something I can rely on for all my tire inflation needs.

Really impressed with this, it seems well built and the price was good. The only thing that took me a minute to figure out is if you’re filling a car tire, you have to unscrew the chuck end and there’s a tiny t-shaped pin that came in the small plastic bag that you have to insert in there so that when you put it on the valve stem it will depress the valve core on the car tire to let to air flow through. At first I was like wtf but once I figured that out no problems. It probably should come already installed but whatever

Gauge readings appear to be accurate! Tool is easy to use. One thing that I do not like, and I did confirm via Rhino's Support is the backlight function. My question or statement to Rhino was, "So, what I am noticing is that the backilght does turn on for a brief time when first turned on but will go out. And then, when I need to fill additional tires, the backlight will not come back on unless I first turn off and then turn back on. Is this the correct operation?" And, their AI response was, "Thanks for checking in with the details. You’ve got it right—the backlight on your Rhino USA 200 PSI Digital Tire Inflator Gauge is designed to turn on briefly when you first power it up to help save battery life. After a short period, it switches off on purpose. If you want the backlight on again for more tire checks, just turn the gauge off and then back on. That’s totally normal and part of how the gauge is designed to be rugged and battery-efficient, so you’re all good!" So, although the unit is operating as designed, where the gauge readout is still there but the backlight goes off after a period of time, I would've preferred to have some control over when backlight turns off or at least have the light by design to stay on as long as the gauge readout. I mean, how much battery life is the backlight really draining checking all four tires? Because, from the time I fill the tire to spec and put the valve cap back on and move to the next tire, the backlight goes out, but the gauge remains on. Now I must cycle the power button to get the backlight on again.

Works extremely well & measures with pinpoint accuracy. The chuck is a bit finicky and leaks air if it's not completely seated well. It required adjustments on two of the four tires I was testing it on. It's no big deal and was likely more operator error than the tool itself. The build quality is solid and looks durable enough for my use. The storage bag will help in keeping things protected when not being used and stored away in your toolbox. I would definitely recommend this digital inflator to anyone looking.

I wanted to love this product.. I really did.. I have lots of other rhino gear and have nothing bad to say about any of it ...... This tire inflator is the exception.. First, I use my inflator seasonally.. in the summer my wife and I enjoy putting the camper on the outer Beach.. probably 6 or 7 outings a season.. so all in all my inflator gets minimal use. It's stored in it's original package, safely stowed in the emergency gear compartment under my rear bench seat in the truck.. the batteries are changed as needed, it's not squished, jammed, or smushed by other gear.. it doesn't get dropped or bumped around. And it has never touched sand.. I'm generally quite careful with my stuff... First season.... I used it maybe 8-12 times, it worked fine for the most part. It wasn't TOTALLY accurate but it was within 1 or 2 PSI.. at the end of the season the batteries were removed and it was safely stored away... Second season.... I inserted fresh batteries and hooked it up to the air hose.. when I connected it to my tire valve I immediately noticed that the pressure reading was off.. wayyyy off.. I grabbed a manual tire pressure gauge and rotated back and fourth until my tired were properly filled.. I tried it a few more times without luck.. finally I wrote to the company to see about their warranty... The WARRANTY SERVICE WAS EXCEPTIONAL.. I outlined what the issue was and they had a new one shipped out almost immediately... I received it within a few days and I was back out on the beach without issue for the rest of the season.. again, when the season ended the batteries were removed for winter storage.. Third season.... The season started off smoothly. Everything seemed to be working ok for the first 2 outings.. on the 3rd trip noticed that the batteries were already dead.. it seemed odd bc they were basically new.. but I changed them and thought very little of it.. after changing the batteries it seemed like the pressure reading was off.. after I checked, it turned out that it was in fact off, by about 12PSI.. when it read 50PSI in my tire, 2 separate manual gauges showed roughly 68PSI.. The issue seemed to subside with more use.. then suddenly it started leaking air even after the trigger was released. It seemed like whatever membrane inside that keeps it air tight when the trigger is released wasn't fully engaging when the trigger was released.. this again lead to improper readings for tire pressure.. I've tried on 3 separate occasions now and it's been the same each time... When the trigger is released it continues to allow air from the tank into the nozzle.. so when released, the gauge doesn't just show the pressure in the tire, it is thrown off by pressure still being read from the tank... I've tried oiling and such with no luck.. unfortunately, in it's current state it's basically useless.. I would look for a better quality product

I have a 4-wheel drive vehicle and an onboard air compressor. It is essential to be able to inflate my tires (deflating is easy) after a day of offroad driving. I had nearly been stranded once because the air chuck leaked on another unit. The replacement I bought simply leaked all over. I was super pleased to buy and try the Rhino USA Heavy Duty Tire Pressure Inflator. Before I could even use the unit, the company emailed me about registering for the lifetime warranty. Impressive! I assembled the unit (not much -- just attach the compressor fitting with the supplied teflon tape). When I tried it there were no leaks at all. The quick fastening chuck was super-easy to attach to the tire stems and it didn't leak at all! (As you can probably surmise, having it not leak is important to me. It is essential to have the unit work every time so that I'm not driving on the highway with 10 lb of air in the tires.) The gauge proved very accurate, showing both the compressor line pressure and the tire pressure. The only issue I had (not really an issue -- more of a puzzle) was when I tried to empty the air tank after turning the compressor off. The unit seals up when there is no valve stem in the chuck. It turns out that I need to press the inflator lever and the deflator button at the same time and this allowed me to empty the tank. This is a super product and well worth twice the price of the cheaper (Chinese?) units like AstroAI that simply didn't work. (The AstroAI product I tried leaked like a sieve and I couldn't even begin to inflate my tires.) Thanks for the "father and son" team at Rhino USA for making a quality product! Now, it's offroading for me!

Works as it should

Super Produkt

Es Caro, pero yo creo que su relación de precio calidades correcta

Très bon manomètre, la qualité est au rendez-vous. Il est robuste, bien construit et inspire confiance dès la prise en main. Les mesures sont précises et faciles à lire, ce qui est vraiment appréciable. Parfait pour un usage régulier, que ce soit à la maison ou en pro. Je recommande sans hésiter !

Strumento preciso comparato con altro manometro. Robusto e completo di tutti gli accessori. Ottimo il tubo in treccia di metallo. Utilizzato per compressore portatile per fuoristrada.

As I change over to all season from winter tires on two vehicles I have 8 tires to top up. I do this in an unlit garage. This gauge is quite literally a game changer for me. I can put exactly the correct amount of air in my tires. Easy to use and excellent visibility. The tire chuck is the best I’ve ever owned. The entire unit seems to be built with uncompromising parts.