Name: Tuff Terrain Quick Connect Analogue Air Gauge
Brand: Tuff Terrain
SKU: TT-ANO-GAUGE
Price: 79.99 AUD
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Tuff Terrain Quick Connect Analogue Air Gauge

$79.99

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• 1 x Tuff Terrain Quick Connect Analogue Air Gauge

• 1 x 60 cm flexible hose with 1/4" Nitto style fitting

• Measures from 0 to 174 PSI

• Quick connect fitting for fast hook-up

• Works with 1/4" Nitto style outlets

• Rubber guard helps protect the gauge

• 60 cm hose reaches recessed valves

• Bleed valve trims pressure accurately

Tuff Terrain’s Quick Connect Analogue Air Gauge checks tyre pressure from 0 to 174 PSI (12 BAR), meaning you can match your setup to the track instead of guessing. The Nitto style quick connect fitting snaps straight onto a compatible airline, which keeps things simple when you pull up after a long run. The trigger and bleed valve combo lets you bump pressure up or down while you watch the dial.

The analogue face shows PSI and BAR in bold segments, which makes it easy to read on the side of the track or in the shed. A rubber outer guard wraps the gauge body and helps it shrug off the odd knock on rocks or wheel nuts. The 60 cm hose reaches tight valve spots on deep-dish rims, meaning you can get out there from the bush to the beach with tyres set how you want them.

Q: Does the gauge work with any air compressor?

A: The gauge works with compressors that use a 1/4" Nitto style outlet. Many portable 4x4 and workshop compressors in Australia use this standard. If your compressor has a different style, you may need an adaptor from your local tool or air fittings supplier. Always confirm your compressor outlet before ordering.

Q: Can I use this gauge on standard car and 4x4 tyres?

A: Yes, the gauge suits standard automotive tyre valves. The hose end connects to typical Schrader-style valves used on passenger cars, 4x4s, and trailers. The wide 0–174 PSI (12 BAR) range covers pressures from low off-road settings to higher highway loads. Always follow the tyre pressure recommendations from your vehicle or tyre manufacturer.

Q: Is the gauge suitable for regular workshop use?

A: The gauge suits regular use within its pressure range. The rubber outer cover helps protect the body from occasional bumps in a garage or workshop. The analogue dial offers a clear readout for repeat checks across multiple vehicles. For commercial environments, always inspect the hose and fittings as part of your normal equipment checks.

Q: Can the gauge both inflate and deflate tyres?

A: The gauge supports both inflation and deflation when connected to a suitable compressor. The trigger feeds air from the compressor into the tyre during inflation. The integrated bleed valve then vents air in small steps when you need to drop pressure. This setup helps you dial in accurate pressures for different terrain or load conditions.

Q: Is any maintenance required on the gauge?

A: The gauge requires only simple care. Keep the lens and dial face clean, and avoid submerging the body in water or chemicals. Store it in a dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use. Periodically check the hose and Nitto fitting for wear or damage, and replace components if needed.