Tire pressure gauge YATO YT-24301 — analog, 0–15 bar, bar/psi

The YATO YT-24301 analog tire pressure gauge measures pressure in the range 0–15 bar and displays readings in both bar and psi on a clear analog dial. With a 195 mm stem depth and a mechanical, easy-to-read indicator, this gauge is designed for manual pressure checks on car, van and light commercial vehicle tyres. It is suitable for use in workshops, service vans or for roadside checks where a compact, battery-free instrument is required.

Advantages

The analog dial provides immediate visual feedback without the need for power, and the dual-scale display in bar and psi accommodates different measurement preferences. The 195 mm stem allows convenient access to recessed valve stems and makes it easier to maintain a firm connection while reading the gauge. The mechanical construction is robust for regular workshop use and resists short-term temperature and vibration variations encountered during vehicle service tasks.

Suitable for

• Checking and adjusting tyre pressure on cars
• Maintaining tyre inflation for vans and light commercial vehicles
• Quick roadside tyre pressure inspections and temporary diagnostics
• Workshop tyre servicing and routine maintenance checks

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 0–15 bar
• Display type: analog dial with dual scale (bar and psi)
• Stem depth: 195 mm
• Power: mechanical, no batteries required
• Application: passenger cars, vans, light commercial vehicles

How to use

Remove the valve cap from the tyre, press the gauge head firmly onto the valve stem to ensure an airtight fit, and read the pressure on the analog dial. Hold the gauge steady until the pointer stabilizes, then compare the measured value with the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended pressure and adjust inflation as needed. After measurement, remove the gauge, replace the valve cap and store the instrument in a dry place to protect the dial and stem.

Usage recommendations

For accurate measurements, check tyre pressure when tyres are cold (vehicle parked and not driven for at least a couple of hours). Regularly inspect the gauge head and stem for dirt or damage and keep the instrument clean to maintain a secure seal on valve stems. Use the dual-scale readings to match regional units and note that temperature changes can affect tyre pressure values.