Milton S-920 Pencil Tire Pressure Gauge With Tread Depth Gauge, Built-in Deflator Valve, For Higher-Pressure Automobile Tires, Durable Plated Brass, Pressure Measured In PSI & kPa
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Milton S-920 Pencil Tire Pressure Gauge With Tread Depth Gauge, Built-in Deflator Valve, For Higher-Pressure Automobile Tires, Durable Plated Brass, Pressure Measured In PSI & kPa
- INCLUDES: Built-in deflator valve AND tire tread depth gauge in 1/16" increments.
- MILTON: Pencil Gauges made with machined parts, unlike our competition!
- IDEAL: For higher-pressure automobile tires and handy in cold temperature weather conditions.
- MEASURED PRESSURE RANGE: PSI (10-70, 2-lb. increments) and kPa (60-500, 10-kPa increments).
- CAR SAFETY/MAINTENANCE: Ideal automotive and road trip accessory tool to maintain optimal tire care and prevention. Proper tire tread is key to good road traction.
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