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ARB Small Dial Tire Gauge (PSI/Bar, ARB506)

ARB Small Dial Tire Gauge (PSI/Bar, ARB506)

Precio habitual $34.95
Precio habitual Precio de oferta $34.95
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The ARB506 is a small-dial mechanical tire gauge that reads 0-70 PSI with a matching bar scale. The movement is a brass bourdon tube with geared internals, so the needle holds true across temperature, humidity, and altitude swings that push cheap pencil and digital gauges off. The dial sits behind a protective rubber guard that takes the drops and rolls that come with a tool living in a door pocket.

The real work happens when you air down. A flexible hose ends in a dual-angle chuck that seats on straight and angled valve stems, and an integrated bleed button lets out air while the needle reads live. You hold the chuck on, thumb the button, watch the pressure fall to your trail number, and let go. No pulling the chuck to re-check, no overshooting and topping back up. The low end of the dial is geared for the single-digit pressures you run in sand, rock, and snow.

It carries ARB's 3-year warranty and runs $34.95.

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Overview

The ARB506 is a compact mechanical tire gauge built for airing down and back up off-road. A brass bourdon-tube movement reads 0-70 PSI plus bar, and a built-in bleed button lets you set an exact trail pressure without removing the chuck.

Key features

  • Brass bourdon-tube movement with geared internals; resists temperature, humidity, and altitude drift
  • Dual scale: 0-70 PSI and 0-4.8 bar, with the low end geared for airing-down pressures
  • Integrated bleed button reads live while it releases air
  • Flexible hose with dual-angle chuck for straight and angled valve stems
  • Protective rubber gauge guard
  • 3-year ARB warranty

Use cases

Built for setting trail pressures when you air down for sand, rock, or snow, then checking them again at the trailhead. It also handles routine daily-driver pressure checks; small enough to live in a door pocket or glove box and pull out whenever a tire looks low.