Goodyear Duragrip 185/65 R15 92T
Car Pumps & Compressors95
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Car Jacks151
Tyre Pressure Gauges27
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The Oxford AirTrack Workshop +, Steel Floor pump and Gauge has a steel barrel construction with 630mm of length. There is a twin head which fits Presta and Scrader valves, and has a maximum pressure o more→f 160psi.Twin head fits Presta and Schrader valves160psi max pressure630mm lengthPressure gaugeSteel barrel
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MachineMart.co.uk
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A robust tyre pressure gauge with large easy to read dial in kPa and psi (1 BAR = 100kPa)
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An Open-End connector is used with MK3 Tyre Inflator, PCL wall gauges and PCL portable gauges. This connector has a pin which unseats the tyre's valve when in use. The handles on these connectors are more→black in colour. Suitable for inflation of twin tyres. Colour coded handles – black for open end and red for closed end
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The Clarke CTIDG2 Digital Tyre Inflator is a lightweight and compact tyre inflator that attaches to a compressor via an airline and is able to deliver a flow rate of 500L/min with a maximum inflation more→pressure of 174psi. Made from die-cast aluminium for a robust and resilient build, the impact absorbing bumpers make this product strong enough to stand up to daily life in any workshop. The Clarke CTIDG2 Digital Tyre Inflator is suitable for use on car, motorcycle and bicycle tyres. The digital backlit gauge displays tyre pressure in psi, bar and Kpa, in an easy to view format, simplifying the process for the user. Turning on via a simple push button or upon sensing pressure, air flow is
Important!
Compatibility with specific Tyres models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
Compatibility with specific Tyres models should be checked with manager of online store immediately before purchase.
