Motorcycle Tire Pressure Gauge

Your pre-ride checklist is not complete unless a motorcycle tire pressure gauge has been applied to the valve stem. This vital bit of information will tell you plenty about the health of your tires and is easy to obtain, too — granted you’ve got a motorcycle tire gauge from Cycle Gear! Why worry about tire pressure if it doesn’t look flat and the treads seem fine? A great question that we’ll dive into below alongside some guidance on which motorcycle air pressure gauge is right for your riding style and overall needs. So read on, pick up a bit of moto-knowledge in the process and get the right tools for the job.

Motorcycle tire pressure gauge: Simple preventative maintenance 

What happens to under-inflated tires? Tubes suffer pinch flats and tubeless ones almost always seem to attract nails, screws and other sharp-edged threats. A motorcycle tire gauge can help you ensure proper inflation that’ll let you tires run right and provide good and grippy feedback. What exactly is “proper inflation,” you ask? We’ve found that it’s about 30 PSI on the road and 12 PSI in the dirt — give or take a few pounds per square inch in either direction. To get your readings, Cycle Gear stocks a few varieties of an air pressure gauge for motorcycle. There are both digital and analog readouts, professional-grade gauges for racing, small stylus-style pens for easy transport and then plenty of quality motorcycle tire gauges in the middle for bike owners who take maintenance seriously. So grab one from Motion Pro, Stockton Tools, Oxford Products or Kleinn and dial in the PSI with a motorcycle tire pressure gauge.