Paraniod about tire tubes
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You can buy the cheapest pump with a gauge at performance for $10 on sale. I think the OP needs a pump.
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It just occurred to me that maybe the OP doesn't have a pump. If that's true, he/she wouldn't want to use a tire gauge to routinely check the pressure.
It would cost maybe 50 cents to air up at a convenience store. Some stores have air machines that take, as an alternative to coins, a daily code that you can punch in. If that's the case you can get the code from the clerk after you buy whatever qualifies you for a free shot of air.
It would cost maybe 50 cents to air up at a convenience store. Some stores have air machines that take, as an alternative to coins, a daily code that you can punch in. If that's the case you can get the code from the clerk after you buy whatever qualifies you for a free shot of air.