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GODESON Digital Tire Tread Depth Gauge With a Enlarge LCD Screen
Easily read and operate the tire depth gauge with a large LCD screen. No more squinting or struggling to see the measurements.
Widely Used Digital Tire Tread Gauge
Ensure your safety on the road by regularly checking your tire tread depth. The tread depth gauge is suitable for all types of vehicle tires, including trucks, cars, motorcycles, and pickups. No need to buy multiple gauges for different vehicles.
GODESON Digital Tread Gauge Have Four Features stainless
Steel needle is sturdy and durable.No longer worry about the product being damaged and unusable.
Large LCD screen is legible.No more squinting or struggling to see the measurements.
Battery saver: the depth gauge will automatically shut off after 5 minutes of inactivity.
Clear scale:The tread depth gauge features a red range on the bar for 0-3/32nds, yellow range for 3/32-5/32nds, and green range for 5/32-32/32nds.
Precision Digital Tire Tread Depth Gauge Read in Large LCD Screen And Color-coded Bar
The digital tire tread depth gauge with large LCD screen and color-coded bar. The large LCD screen with two measuring modes provides clear readings No more squinting or struggling to see the measurements. The color-coded bar provides clear scale and Tell you what depth is dangerous.
Equipped with a Digital Tire Tread Gauge Ensure the Safety Using of Your Vehicle
To ensure the safety of your vehicle, it is recommended that your tire drive at least 1.6mm in normal driving, 3mm in high-speed conditions, and at least 4mm in rainy and snowy weather. Regularly monitor tire thickness to ensure the safety of you and your family.
Thiago
2025-09-05 18:51:58
I first thought it would not be useful as usually you can check the tires and conclude whether they are still fine, but I bought anyway as sometimes there are parts along the tire that are harder to see, especially when it’s dark. For my surprise it was quite helpful and very simple to use. In a couple of seconds you can easily check along different parts of the tires. In order to not bother, I just leave it in the car when not being used, so whenever it comes to my mind to check the tires I don’t need to bring it from the house. It also feels good quality.
OffGrid9
2025-08-31 15:20:34
All my life I've used the penny method ("if you can't see the top of Abe's head, you need new tires"). And it worked just fine. Only problem was, on rear tires where you can't crank the wheels to display the entire tread, it was sometimes hard to get accurate readings on the INSIDE edge. Also, it only told you if your tires were OK, not how much tread you had left.So I decided to get a gauge. I found many. Some were pricey...I don't need a gauge THAT badly. These Godeson gauges were very inexpensive, and the problems described in the 1- and 2-star ratings seemed minor. Besides, I thought it would be nice to have two -- one in my shop, one in my tool-box...I decided to give them a try.They arrived today. I got the ones showing both MM and 32nds of an inch. They are much better than I expected. As others have noted, the calibration was just a bit off. That is, with the gauge pressed down on a hard, flat surface, they both read a fraction above zero, both by about 1/64". To get them to read zero, I had to grind a bit off the ends of the blades on a diamond sharpening stone -- I had to be careful not to grind off too much.Once the zero settings were achieved (three minutes to do both), I tested their readings, using a good caliper, for various depths from an eighth of an inch up to about half an inch. All readings matched the calipers within a couple thousandths of an inch.OK, I'm a perfectionist. Please understand, I didn't have to do any modification to these gauges: RIGHT OUT OF THE PACKAGE, they would have given me readings accurate to 1/64th of an inch. Who really needs better than that?As to their ability to hold a reading, they both have some sort of damping in the barrel to keep the blade held in place. I have no way of knowing if this will be true...they could loosen up in time. If they do, I'll find a way to tighten them up, shouldn't be rocket surgery.And if needed, I can buy two more for about the price of a caramel frappuccino.
Zac
2025-08-25 10:37:50
Works great for checking depth of grooves being cut into concrete airfield pavement. I found myself in need of measuring tool which was delivered on Saturday and put to use on Monday. Works great and like having digital readout. Don’t need to switch to reading glasses as I take readings.
Arizona Wayne
2025-08-05 13:03:32
This little tool is fast and accurate. I have two, one for my CNC machine and the other in my toolbox. Very handy.
Bert
2025-06-29 09:31:42
I used it to measure the difference between tiles. Supper useful
Joseph Labrie
2025-06-04 18:07:13
These tread gauges are perfect to diy tire check. They are well built and a nice product for so little money. The color visual aid is perfect to indicate if you are in the green or not.
Trever
2025-05-26 11:24:47
Somewhat made ok. They do what they are supposed to do and that's all I needed.
On Go
2025-04-21 12:22:00
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2025-04-14 13:27:14
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Ernie
2025-03-13 18:26:47
Excelente artÃculo para medir el desgaste de llantas
kome
2025-02-16 19:40:11
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Raymond Davies
2025-01-28 13:53:45
2 in a pack for less than a fiver. Simplicity in itself. Small enough to leave in the glove box. Look as they they'll last. No issues.
Customer
2025-01-22 15:38:49
Easy to read and inexpensive, only issue was the measurement liners start to peel at the corners over months of wear.
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