JOES Racing® 32488 - 0 to 60 psi Digital Tire Inflator with Quick Fill Valve

Universal 0 to 60 psi Digital Tire Inflator with Quick Fill Valve by JOES Racing®. JOES Tire Inflator Quick Fill Valve with a 60 psi 1% Digital Pressure Gauge is built with a quick fill valve that inflates tires fast. The digital gauge head has a backlight, battery meter on the face and large numbers. 1% accuracy and 1/10th pound resolution give you the precision you need for optimal tire pressure. At JOES, make sure you have everything you need so factory install a Chrome Angle Chuck & supply you a Ball Chuck for tight spots. also give you the 2 popular size fittings to connect to your air hose allowing you to use the JOES Gauge right out of the package without running to the hardware store.

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Features

• Specially made for your tire repair and maintenance
• Manufactured from quality materials to the highest standards
• Built to withstand the test of time
• Easy-to-use product at a fair price
• Made in USA
• Designed to help to get your job done right
• Manufactured utilizing the highest quality materials
• Built to provide exceptional levels of durability

JOES Racing® is a manufacturing company that produces innovative and quality products for the racing industry as well as other industries. JOES was established in 1989 and has grown to over 35 employees and is currently stationed in a 25,000 square foot shop full of state of the art CNC machines and fabricating equipment. Brand enjoys designing new products and having the ability to bring them to life, from concept to prototyping, testing and final production. Having the equipment in house to turn, mill, and weld, gives them the ability to produce whatever part JOES Raicing decides is necessary to help your racecar perform better. Brand's success is due to their energetic and enthusiastic staff that has a passion for manufacturing quality products, taking care of customers, and producing materials to help you succeed. JOES Racing build parts all week long and then bolt them on to machines and test them on the weekends.