Elite - 15 PSI

The JACO 15 PSI gauge worked perfectly for setting the required 7 PSI on my WATTS water storage tank. I intentionally added a little extra air, then used the built-in bleeder button to slowly and precisely bring the pressure down to exactly 7 PSI. The swivel head makes the gauge easy to read from almost any angle. The low-pressure scale is ideal for applications like water storage tanks where accuracy at lower PSI levels really matters. Build quality feels durable and well-made. Pro tip: Buy a Schrader valve core removal tool and tilt the tank valve to the lowest point while checking for water. If water comes out, the tank bladder has failed and the tank will need replacement. If no water is present, reinstall the valve core and add a small amount of air with a bicycle pump. Check the pressure regularly and avoid over-pressurizing the tank. The 15 PSI gauge is also excellent for wheelbarrows, garden carts, and any low-pressure tires under 15 PSI. The large, easy-to-read scale provides much better accuracy than higher-range gauges for these applications.

This is without a doubt the best low pressure gauge I’ve ever owned. Heavy Duty gauge that feels like a decent heavy tool in the hand. Appears to be made of Brass components. I bought the analog dial-type because I’m tired of dealing with dead and/or corroded batteries in digital gauges. And digital just don’t seem as accurate as old style analog are, especially at low pressures. I’ve owned many of both types of gauges, but none of them come close to this JACO analog dial-style. I use it for low pressure UTV tires, and this gauge is consistently very accurate. With a 15 PSI dial scale and relief valve it’s easy to get tires to precise pressure. This is a must have for straight axle - locked differential vehicles if you don’t want excessive tire or differential wear due to unmatched tire outer diameters on the same axle, especially if you run on hard surfaces. I have not owned this for very long, but JACO warranties this for life, so longevity shouldn’t be a problem. I’m impressed enough that I just ordered a JACO analog dial-type inflator gauge to use on all my other higher tire pressure vehicles. JACO gauges are more expensive for sure, but you get what you pay for, and quality ain’t cheap.

Works great. Glad I bought this as the digital gauge I have from Jaco doesn't turn on until 8psi and the 100psi gauge I have from them isn't accurate at low pressure. Now the lawnmower has nice balanced pressure at 5psi front and 3psi rear

Perfect for zero turn mower tires when only running 8 psi. Seems to be well made and held pressure for 3 days when i forgot to release it. Im impressed.

Have had this for 2 years now and the Gauge works great, once you become aware of what can happen while stored in SxS's Dash. Better kept in the Workshop tool Box drawer to avoid this issue. The only issue we have experienced is the Cover over the needle is a Plastic lens and has been pushed in against the needle of the gauge which indicates the PSI of the face of the Gauge. It happened when stored inside our Sxs's dash, as we use it frequently to monitor tire pressures. Something came into contact with the face of the gauge and had enough pressure to push the Plastic clear face in against the Indicator needle and prevent it from moving freely. I would not say it was a defect in design if it were just mine it happened to, but we bought 3 of these and our friends also use them for there SxS's to monitor their Tire Presures daily while on multi day trail rides. And have experienced the same thing while in the dash of their SxS's, the lens gets pushed into the face with minimal pressure and can prevent the needle from showing the correct pressure, and until you become aware of this happening, and cover the face to prevent this from happening again and again. Once we were able to gently get the Plastic lens back into its proper position and the needle moves freely displaying the proper tire pressures again we used an old cell phone case to protect the plastic lens from being pushed in again, and have had no issues since. I believe this could be very easily addressed at the point of manufacture with a stronger and or more glue holding the lens into place. I hope this helps.

I needed a pressure gauge to set pressures on my house water system pressure tanks that set around 7 psi. I didn't even try to use my standard gauges for tires as the accuracy at 7 psi isn't going to work. This one worked perfectly for readability and accuracy at 7 psi. The price was great and it's simple to use. If you need something for pressures in this range this will work great for you!

I got this to measure the pressure of the bladder in our RO water system's tank (need to pump those up once in a blue moon apparently--didn't even know they had bladders in there but then I never really thought about how they were working to begin with). I have an electronic tire pump from JACO and it's been working great (despite some inaccuracies with its built-in gauge). But more importantly, JACO's products for me at least have been super durable. This tire gauge is no exception so far. Solid construction feel to it. The nice thing about it is the lock that clicks into place once a measurement is taken. Helps a lot when you're under a sink and don't really want to be stuck in there with a light trying to read the gauge. Otherwise, it's a gauge. The display reads well and clear. I don't have testing equipment or anything and I don't have anything inflated below 15 PSI to test it with that way but based on the readings and what I was seeing with the water tank, it seems accurate to me. I won't rate accuracy though because I just can't beyond the anecdotal.

Perfect for low pressure tires. Easy attachment and fits good. Nice heavy material.

Very good! I use it for my Kayak wheel, as it requires 2-4 PSI only. This tool did a good job, like it!

Most air pressure gauges don’t work so well. This one works excellent. Very accurate for low pressure.

Nice tool

Worked well, seemed to read consistently with multiple samples, the release worked easily (as it should with low tire pressure involved with an ATV). It does have a little rattle normally (at least mine does), that seems to be the release valve, but doesn't affect how it works. The case has an overmolded type of soft material around the actual gauge, and that makes it easy to grip when using gloves while checking tires (it was -10c when I was doing it last weekend), and should protect the gauge while it's stored in the ATV front compartment on my machine.

Great product, well designed, easy to use.