Need Recommendation for tire pressure guage

[Spinner]

Hi, newbie here
Wondering what type/brand of tire pressure gauge for my 2018 Thor Axis 24.2
How do I check the tire pressure on dooley (?) tire in the back.
Have pity ..I'm a 66 year old woman..lol

[axis earl]

You can get by with a cheap stick gauge but they can be difficult to read. I don't care for the battery digital ones only because I don't like them.... I like a good and large analog gauge with a flexible hose attached. Check out JEGS.com and look at the AutoMeter gauges that are 0-100 pounds. Good quality.

[ducksface]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01NC...b_b_asin_image

[blw2]

I don't know what kind of wheels or caps you have on that rig, but I've had the best luck with a truck gauge sorta like this one. I picked up mine at a truck stop, and it's a bit different...but Milton is a good brand
https://www.amazon.com/Milton-S986-S...a-556766016717

some folks like digital gauges, but I get too hung up in the decimal points needlessly.

There's another style with angled head, but I have a harder time with them personally.
https://www.amazon.com/Milton-Indust...Y82PW55QVXQ95X
Maybe better for bigger semi-truck sized tires, I'm not sure...

[blw2]

the one I have looks like this one
not sure if it's the same brand or not but it looks like it...
https://www.raneystruckparts.com/roa...bleeder-valve/

[Pete'sMH]

I use this one because I like having a bleed button and find the flexible hose model the easiest to use. Most models are digital but I prefer the simple analog dial with a 160 lb range.

https://www.amazon.com/Truck-Tire-Ga.../dp/B06XD3XMYF

[The_Breeze]

Originally Posted by Spinner

Hi, newbie here
Wondering what type/brand of tire pressure gauge for my 2018 Thor Axis 24.2
How do I check the tire pressure on dooley (?) tire in the back.
Have pity ..I'm a 66 year old woman..lol

I use this one. Crossed checked it a dozen times with other gauges. It's perfectly fine. I do have valve extensions and those work well too but a bit of a bear to install if the tires are not seperated.

https://www.harborfreight.com/truck-...uge-93905.html

[Bob Denman]

I like lighted, digital gauges: they're easier to read!
Something that'll read up to about 120 pounds is nice!
(I got the last one at a Toyota Dealership; but they're about as common as dirt... )

[Lt Keefer]

I use an air gauge that is part of the hose from the compressor. I think it was purchased at Lowes. I also have hose extensions that make checking the duallies easier.