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Rhino USA Tire Inflator with Pressure Gauge
Premium Braided Hose, Tire Inflator, Our Large 2 " Dial, Pressure Gauge, Rhino Usa Tire Inflator, 100 Psi
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BVR Rating 892 reviews
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Analysis of 800+ reviews for Rhino USA Tire Inflator with Pressure Gauge
BestViewsReviews analyzed 49,105 reviews for 60 products in the Tire Repair Tools category.
We analyzed a total of 892 reviews for this product out of which, 815 reviews were received in the last 6 months.
The analysis indicates that around 66% reviews were positive while around 30% of reviews had negative sentiment.
BestViewsReviews Ranking and Score for Rhino USA Tire Inflator with Pressure Gauge
This product received a total score of 7.54 out of 10, based on review sentiments and user opinions related to 8 features:
Users of this product said
The braided hose is beautiful, and the piece that clips onto the valve stem is very well made.
It's much easier to use than putting air in the tire and adjusting the pressure multiple times, and I'm very happy with it.
The gauge works well, it has a convenient notch where I rest a zip tie to hold thetrigger down, and it's easy to attach to valve stems that a traditional chuck is harder to clip on to.
The gauge has a lock on the end clip that allows you to let go and not lose air in the process.
The handle feels right, the pressure is easy to read, the hose fits tight on the valve stem, and the bleed valve works just like it should, for that reason I love this inflator/gauge.
Question & Answers
Q:
Is this correct?
A:
The B40.1 standard specifies a gauge of accuracy of 2% in the middle half of the range, and 3% outside of that.
Q:
Is it made in the US?
A:
It's made in China and only has one thing going for itself, a lifetime warranty.
Q:
I don't know if it comes with a pesta valve adapter. Is it possible to buy one from rhino?
A:
It comes with.
Q:
I'm not sure if it's a tire inflator or not, but your listing seems to suggest it is.
A:
I apologize, but really? I wasn't as clear.
Q:
Will this work with a standard compressor at a gas station?
A:
I don't think you need an inflator, you need a tire gauge.
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