Milton S-921 Pencil Tire Pressure Gauge, Passenger Car, Built-in Deflator, Plated Brass, PSI and kPa

Milton S-921 Pencil Tire Pressure Gauge, Passenger Car, Built-in Deflator, Plated Brass, PSI and kPa

• Milton S-921 is a pencil tire pressure gauge for passenger vehicles. The plated brass body and white nylon indicator provide durability and easy reading, while a built-in deflator lets you fine tune pressure. It measures 5 to 50 PSI and 40 to 350 kPa for everyday tire maintenance.
• Features:
  • 5 to 50 PSI and 40 to 350 kPa range covers common passenger car tires and helps maintain proper inflation
  • Built-in deflator valve enables quick pressure adjustments without switching tools
  • Single head chuck simplifies sealing on standard Schrader valves for consistent readings
  • Plated brass construction resists corrosion for long service life in glove box or tool cart
  • White nylon, four sided indicator bar improves readability in low light conditions
  • Pocket clip for convenient carry so the gauge is available when tires are cold
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Milton
  • Part Number: S-921
  • Product Type: Pencil tire pressure gauge
  • Pressure Range: 5 to 50 PSI; 40 to 350 kPa
  • Graduations: 1 PSI; 10 kPa
  • Valve Connection: Single head chuck for Schrader valves
  • Material / Finish: Plated brass body; nylon indicator bar
  • Deflator: Built-in deflator valve
  • Quantity: Each
  • System Compatibility / Application: Passenger car, light truck, and van tire pressure checks
• The pencil tire pressure gauge can also be referred to as passenger tire gauge, pocket tire gauge, plated brass pencil gauge, Schrader valve tire gauge, and PSI kPa pencil gauge.

Milton manufactures pneumatic accessories and tire service tools for automotive and industrial users, including inflator gauges, couplers, and blow guns engineered for dependable performance in shops, fleets, and DIY settings.

Q: What tires is the S-921 designed for?
A: It is intended for passenger car and light truck applications that fall within the 5 to 50 PSI range.

Q: Can I deflate a tire with this gauge?
A: Yes. The built-in deflator valve allows small air releases so you can fine tune pressure after a reading.

Q: Does it read in both PSI and kPa?
A: Yes. The indicator bar is marked in 1 PSI increments and 10 kPa increments to 50 PSI and 350 kPa.