Analog pressure gauge Einhell 4137000 tire pressure gauge 0 - 8 bar

The Einhell 4137000 analog pressure gauge is designed for measuring tire pressure within a 0–8 bar range. The device provides a clear analog dial for immediate reading, a compact footprint and a lightweight construction of approximately 300 g, making it convenient for quick checks and routine maintenance of vehicle and bicycle tires. Its dimensions (85 mm width and 180 mm depth) ensure comfortable handling and storage in a glovebox or workshop drawer.

Advantages

The analog display offers intuitive, real-time readings without the need for batteries or electronic calibration. Its slim and lightweight housing supports portability and simple manual operation. The gauge’s pressure range covers most passenger car and light commercial vehicle tires as well as many bicycle and motorbike applications. The straightforward mechanical design reduces the risk of electronic failure and makes the tool durable under typical workshop conditions.

Suitable for

• Checking and adjusting passenger car tire pressure
• Maintenance of bicycle and motorbike tires
• Use in home garages and mobile tool kits for routine inspections
• Light commercial vehicle tire checks within the 0–8 bar range

Key specifications

• Measurement range: 0–8 bar
• Display type: Analog dial for direct reading
• Weight: approximately 300 g
• Dimensions: 85 mm (width) × 180 mm (depth)
• Power: mechanical operation (no batteries required)

How to use

Attach the pressure gauge securely to the tire valve until you hear or feel a firm seal, then read the pressure value from the analog dial. For the most accurate reading, ensure the tire is cold (vehicle stationary for at least a few hours) and hold the gauge steady while taking the measurement. If pressure adjustment is required, add or release air from the tire and re-check until the desired pressure is reached. After use, detach the gauge carefully and store it in a protective place to avoid mechanical shock or contamination of the valve connection.

Recommendations

Use the gauge regularly to maintain recommended tire pressures for safety and fuel efficiency. Store the device in a dry, dust-free environment and avoid exposing it to strong impacts or temperatures outside typical ambient ranges to preserve accuracy and mechanical integrity.