Tire Pressure Gauge Amio 5720-uniw metal, 0.5–7.5 bar, universal

The Tire Pressure Gauge Amio 5720-uniw metal is a compact mechanical instrument for checking tyre pressure within the 0.5–7.5 bar range. Designed for universal use, the gauge provides direct pneumatic readings for cars, vans and light commercial vehicles. Its metal housing and straightforward dial allow rapid pressure verification at service points, home garages or on the road, helping to maintain correct tyre inflation for safety, improved fuel economy and extended tyre life.

Advantages

The metal construction delivers durability and resistance to everyday wear, while the mechanical mechanism requires no batteries and operates reliably in varied temperatures. The wide 0.5–7.5 bar measuring range covers common tyre pressures for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Its compact handheld form factor and clear scale enable quick single-handed measurements and easy storage in a vehicle toolkit.

Suitable for

• Routine tyre pressure checks for passenger cars
• Tyre maintenance on vans and light commercial vehicles
• Pre-trip inspections and roadside checks
• Workshops and home garages performing regular tyre monitoring

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 0.5–7.5 bar
• Type: mechanical (analog) tyre pressure gauge
• Housing material: metal
• Display: analog dial with clear scale
• Form factor: compact handheld design

How to use

Remove the valve cap from the tyre and firmly press the gauge nozzle onto the tyre valve stem until air escape stops and the indicator settles. Read the pressure value on the analog scale and compare it with the vehicle manufacturer's recommended tyre pressure. After measurement, carefully remove the gauge, replace the tyre valve cap and, if necessary, adjust tyre pressure using an air compressor or pump to reach the recommended level.

Usage recommendations

Check tyre pressure when tyres are cold for the most accurate reading, ideally before driving or after the vehicle has been parked for at least a few hours. Store the gauge in a dry place and protect it from strong impacts to maintain calibration and prolong service life.