Air Pressure Gauges & Filtration

Benefits of Checking PSI Regularly

Your tires are the support system of your car, allowing you to travel wherever you deem fit. By making sure all four wheels—or two, if you’re on a motorcycle—have what they need to succeed, you can experience the following benefits:

• Reduced tread wear
• Correct alignment
• Fuel efficiency
• Reduced risk of a blowout
• Safe driving

With better fuel mileage and increased gear longevity, taking the time to check and adjust tire pressure is a worthwhile investment. This practice can save you time and money in the long term, whether you’re driving a semi truck or a compact SUV. PSI stands for Pounds per Square Inch. Because wheels hold up the entire apparatus of a vehicle, they require equal pressurization. Usually, the ideal PSI is included in the user’s manual.

Motorcycle and automobile enthusiasts can choose from traditional and digital models. Traditional models are less expensive, but digital devices can provide greater accuracy. This can be an asset during long drives and fluctuating temperatures.

How Heat Affects Wheel Compression

Because heat is expansive, exposure to extreme fluctuations of temperature can affect PSI. If your automobile or motorcycle encounters a high level of heat on the road, keep an eye on your numbers and adjust as necessary.

Discuss Your Options with an Auto Expert

If you cannot decide on the right air pressure gauge, Best Buy Auto Equipment can help. Our support staff is skilled at provided knowledgeable advice and insight for automotive professionals and enthusiasts. Let us guide you in choosing the product that will best suit your needs. Contact us during normal business hours for friendly, informative help you can trust. Call us at 855-275-5141 toll free.

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How Pressure Washers Work
Pressure washers use a gas engine or an electric motor to power a pump, which forces water at high pressure through a concentrating nozzle. The resulting blast washes away accumulated grime on surfaces such as decks, driveways, and patios. It also cleans other items, like outdoor chairs and some types of siding, all in a fraction of the time it would take with a scrub brush and hose.

Suitable Surfaces for Pressure Washers
Before you decide on which pressure washer to buy, you should figure out if you need one to begin with. Driveways and walkways can all be safely cleaned with a pressure washer, but that’s not necessarily the case with roofing, siding, and cars. See our article "Can This Surface Be Pressure Washed?" to learn whether a pressure washer is right for your situation.

Pressure Washer Parts
Whether you’re shopping for a gas or electric pressure washer, pay attention to the nozzle (or nozzles), hose, and (in the case of an electric model) power cord. We discuss nozzles below. As for hoses and power cords, the longer they are, the more mobility you have. Ideally, each should measure at least 30 feet.

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Extra Features
If you often need soap, solvents, or other additives, consider a pressure washer that has a built-in soap tank. Tool and cord storage is a plus, as are wheels for heavier models.

Safety Risks
Pressure washers aren’t merely garden hoses on steroids. The nozzles shoot water at 30 to 80 times more pressure and have surprisingly strong cutting capabilities, no matter which spray setting you use. In fact, a misplaced jet of water could land you or a bystander in an emergency room. Use all pressure washers with caution. For more details, see the pressure washer nozzle chart and tips below.

Hearing Protection
If a model does well in our noise tests (typically electric models), you can safely work without hearing protection—but only if the hose is at least 25 feet away from the washing unit. If a model is noisy in our tests (typically gas models), wear earplugs or earmuff-style headsets when using it.

Renting vs. Buying
Renting rather than buying a pressure washer allows you to skip the hassle of upkeep and storage. It’s also an option if you need a hot water pressure washer, which is intended for professional use. We only test cold water pressure washers, which should take care of a vast majority of household cleanup. Buying a unit will pay for itself in a few years as long as you take care of it. Our experts say that if you use a pressure washer three or more times per year, you’ll save money by buying your own. 

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