ARB Small Dial Tire Gauge Psi/Bar (ARB506)
ARB Small Dial Tire Gauge Psi/Bar (ARB506)
An ARB air pressure gauge is the ideal way to accurately measure your tire's PSI when you are making adjustments for off-road conditions.
Features & Benefits
- Protective rubber gauge guard
- Easy-to-read dual pressure scales PSI and bar
- Flexible hose with dual chuck for all rim and valve types
- Gauge reset button
- Small dial
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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.
- Type: Mechanical dial tire pressure gauge
- Pressure range: 0-70 PSI / 0-4.8 bar
- Scale: Dual PSI and bar, low-range geared for airing down
- Movement: Brass bourdon tube, geared internals
- Bleed control: Integrated bleed/reset button
- Hose: Flexible, dual-angle chuck for straight and angled valve stems
- Guard: Protective rubber gauge guard
- Warranty: 3 years
- Model: ARB506
What pressure range does it read?
It reads 0-70 PSI on the outer scale with a matching bar scale. The low end is geared for the single-digit pressures you set when you air down for sand or rock.
Can I use it to let air out, or only to read pressure?
Both. The integrated bleed button releases air while the dial reads live, so you drop to your trail pressure and confirm it without pulling the chuck off the stem.
Will the chuck fit my valve stems?
The flexible hose ends in a dual-angle chuck that reaches straight and angled stems on most rims, including dual-wheel setups.
Does altitude or cold throw off the reading?
The brass bourdon-tube movement is built so temperature, humidity, and altitude don't shift the reading the way they can on cheap digital or pencil gauges.
Will it hold up living in the truck?
The rubber gauge guard takes the drops and knocks, and the brass movement is the part that resists drift over time. It's made to ride in a door pocket, not a padded case.
Is it covered if it fails?
Yes. It carries ARB's 3-year warranty.