Tyre pressure gauges

[Lateralus]

As an aside from a couple of other discussions, what tyre pressure gauges do you lot recommend?

I'm planning to buy one, but just found this rattling around in the boot of my car. Feels like cheap metal-looking plastic, so not sure how accurate its likely to be!

[Throttled]

Halfords digital gauge, much easier to read and going by a comparison with the local garage's fancy machine, accurate.

[raesewell]

The pencil type gauges are amazingly accurate, I use a PCL Digital Tyre inflator

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PCL-Digital-Tyre-Inflator-With-Calibration-Certificate-And-1-8M-Hose-/132194264019?epid=535060807&hash=item1ec76463d3:g:c3UAAOSwSclXK4uC

I keep one of these on the bike

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Michelin-12279-Programmable-Digital-Tyre-Pressure-Gauge-With-Led-Storage-Pouch-/272483582424?epid=1357392277&hash=item3f714981d8:g:fLMAAOSwxCxT9d05

The PCL is very very accurate and comes with a calibration certificate. I check the Michelin against the PCL to see what the difference is and I can make the necessary adjustment in my head when on the road. I almost never check my tyres when travelling unless I detect a problem.

[Tango]

Halfords digital gauge, much easier to read and going by a comparison with the local garage's fancy machine, accurate.

 

I have one of these on my key lanyard, so it's always with me when I'm out on the bike.......

[Mawsley]

I've found the pencil-style ones to be the most accurate and reliable. The cheap digital ones always break for me.