Joe’s Racing Products

This review is for the Joes Racing 32 307 (0 – 60) PSI Tire Pressure Gauge.
As their website states, JOES Racing Products was founded in 1989 with the dream of producing quality racing parts to give their customers the competitive edge over their opponents many of whom are obviously racers.
As much as I’d like to be a racer, I am not. Well maybe in the back of my mind I am. However, I do drive a fast car and I appreciate a business that caters to racers. For all the true racers out there, JOES has got you covered. Whether you drive a stock car, dirt track micro sprint, sprint, quarter midget, kart, road race, drag car, or off road vehicle, JOES has the parts you need.
As for me, I was looking for a quality air pressure gauge, as I feel that most (many) people neglect to check the air in their tires for proper inflation. This is especially true for the spare tire, which hardly anyone checks with any regular frequency.
I searched online and stumbled upon JOES. After a little research, I opted for the Joes Racing 32 307 (0 – 60) PSI Tire Pressure Gauge. This glow in the dark analog gauge is shrouded in rubber (not latex) for protection against drops and /​or knocks. It features a release valve so that if you overfill your tire, simply depress the air release valve and let the air out until the desired pressure is reached. The only drawback of the gauge is that it does not have a check valve to lock the pressure when you take it. Therefore, you have to hold the fitting on the valve stem while you read the pressure. Not a deal breaker, but I would opt for the one with the check valve. The gauge came with an angled air chuck and a ball chuck (most commonly seen at gas stations) and is solidly built. My only other complaint is that the tip of the angled chuck has started to rust a little.
All in all, this is a quality product, the ordering process was easy and I am very satisfied. So while I still have your attention, go and check your tires’ air pressure. You may be lower than you think.