has anyone purchased a digital gauge and pump for a car also able to use it on a bike,if so where did you get it i will go and have an idea of the price in the mall [over-inflated-prices].

I first bought a electric pump in BigC and it was crap (600 bath if I recall correct).

Now I have one I bought in HomePro and it's much better, I think it was 800 bath.

They can only run from your power outlet from your car but can also pump you bike tires.

Most large shopping centers have them but don't buy the cheapest ones from China, they are crap.

They don't have a digital gauge but a simple old type gauge and since I don't race F1 they are just fine.

these pumps are such a hassle; gas station pumps take far less time; Bang Chak station have really good ones, and I'd rather pay to use the ones at Shell than buy another inflator. Whatever brand you choose you've got to mess around with short leads, connectors that leak air, the n-o-i-s-e, wasted time 2min/tire and all that jazz. Plus if they blow a fuse you can never get them repaired.

Tesco, don't buy the cheapest and forget the pump gage. Buy separately.

Do not trust the gage at garages.

I don't trust any of them types you are after.

I don't mine a bit of exercise and use a foot pump but don't take notice of the gauge.

I use two pencil type tyre gauges to check on any differences.

There's a PTT locally that has one of those set your pressure type which I have found to be very accurate.

If you are in Bangkok be aware that at Robinsons on Ratchada there is a big sale as the place is closing down, maybe worth having a look in there first.

Tesco, don't buy the cheapest and forget the pump gage. Buy separately.

Do not trust the gage at garages.

Is a Gage a transmitable disese.

Tesco, don't buy the cheapest and forget the pump gage. Buy separately.

Do not trust the gage at garages.

Is a Gage a transmitable disese.

My spell check says ''gage'', my head says ''gauge'' but <deleted>, my spell check also says ''disease'' but you say ''dises''. Hate getting old.

Tesco, don't buy the cheapest and forget the pump gage. Buy separately.

Do not trust the gage at garages.

Is a Gage a transmitable disese.

My spell check says ''gage'', my head says ''gauge'' but <deleted>, my spell check also says ''disease'' but you say ''dises''. Hate getting old.

At my age i dont use the spell thing ,just to annoy penny less ferang teachers.

Tesco, don't buy the cheapest and forget the pump gage. Buy separately.

Do not trust the gage at garages.

Is a Gage a transmitable disese.

My spell check says ''gage'', my head says ''gauge'' but <deleted>, my spell check also says ''disease'' but you say ''dises''. Hate getting old.

At my age i dont use the spell thing ,just to annoy penny less ferang teachers.

Oh well, you generally entertain the rest, including the non-farang when they can understand what you're saying

Tesco, don't buy the cheapest and forget the pump gage. Buy separately.

Do not trust the gage at garages.

Is a Gage a transmitable disese.

My spell check says ''gage'', my head says ''gauge'' but <deleted>, my spell check also says ''disease'' but you say ''dises''. Hate getting old.

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The alternative ain't so great. 555

"Hate getting old."

If you are in Bangkok be aware that at Robinsons on Ratchada there is a big sale as the place is closing down, maybe worth having a look in there first.

we used to shop there regular when we lived in huay-kwang looks like the rent is going up up up,the same happened to tam-nak thai restaurant they used to come from all over the world to eat there,the waiters wore roller skates.me and mrs.had our wedding do there on one of the boats.

thanks for the info i think i will check out kwasaki's suggestion in korat.