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The Sparco Analogue Tyre Pressure Gauge (2941063A) is designed for automotive enthusiasts and motorsport professionals who require precise, reliable tyre pressure monitoring. Its primary benefit is the combination of high-accuracy analogue measurement and rugged construction, ensuring it can survive the rigors of a race weekend or a busy workshop. One notable caveat is that it is an analogue device, meaning it lacks the digital memory or backlit features found in some electronic models.
| Model Part Number | 2941063A |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sparco |
No, this is an analogue mechanical gauge and does not require batteries.
The gauge has a maximum range of 58 psi or 4.0 bar.
Yes, it is specifically designed for the durability requirements of motorsport and race weekends.
Simply connect the gauge to your tyre valve and press the integrated release valve button to bleed off excess air until the desired pressure is reached.
The gauge is designed for standard automotive tyre valves (Schrader). Ensure your bicycle uses these valves before use.
Ensure the gauge has been stored in a vibration-free environment. If it persists, the internal mechanism may be damaged by a hard drop.
Verify that the chuck is pressed firmly onto the valve stem. If leakage continues, inspect the rubber seal inside the chuck for debris or wear.
This device is a 'plug-and-play' tool requiring no configuration. To ensure accuracy, treat the gauge with care and avoid dropping it, despite the protective rubber boot. Always ensure the tyre valve is clean before connecting to avoid debris entering the gauge mechanism. When finished, store the gauge in the provided protective case to prevent internal vibrations from affecting the calibration over time. Do not attempt to dismantle the gauge, as this will void the accuracy of the internal spring mechanism.
