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Specifications of this tire pressure gauge Airmax Pro blue

Schwalbe tire pressure gauge digital airmax Schwalbe Airmax Pro tire pressure gauge This accurate tire pressure gauge from Schwalbe measures tire pressure up to a maximum of eleven bar. The Airmax Pro is suitable for car, bicycle and Sclaverand valves. Please note that the tire pressure gauge can only be used on bicycle valves in combination with a valve insert (not included). specifications: Color: blue Gender: unisex Material: plastic Maximum pressure: 11 bar Car valve: yes Sclaverand valve: yes Bicycle valve: only in combination with valve insert This digital tire pressure gauge is very precise. It measures pressure up to a maximum of 11 bar and is suitable for auto and sclaverand valves. The air pressure can also be measured with the classic bicycle valve, but only in combination with the Schwalbe valve insert. Tip: Test the air pressure with a pressure gauge at least once a month. The well-known control with the thumbs is particularly unreliable. Even at only half the required air pressure, most tires still feel hard. Insufficient air pressure is very common with bicycle tires. The result is a drastically higher rolling resistance and premature tire wear.