Craftsman Programmable Digital Tire Gauge $11 + Free In-Store Pickup

I'm not a big fan of these. While its nice to use one in place of an old mechanical style, the mechanical style won't ever run out of battery on the road where you need it. I still keep a cheap mechanical slide style in the car as well as my digital gauge.

this thing any good?

Got a digital craftsman tire gauge a long time ago, different model. Batteries died fairly quick. Replaced them once and they didn't last long. Maybe they have a better design now, but I think I'll stick with a good old fashion gauge for now on. Nothing worse than having a dead gauge when you need it.

What a weird thing to need digital..

Quote from z(+)diac : After the last "free instore pickup" fiasco with Kmart, I'm finished with Sears Holdings' companies.

In general, Sears has gone down the toilet. Their products and customer service are not up to their own standards of just ten years ago. No wonder they're going bankrupt, and aren't expected to survive a couple more years. I predict they'll sell their name and survive only as Sears.com, and be like a Craigslist/eBay site.

Bye bye Sears!

OOS in central Ohio

Shows $25 and change for me here in Florida.......oh well I guess I missed it.

Picked mine up at KMart. What a horrible store ...

Quote from Medic311 : the dealership said my headlight pressure was low and said it needed to be refilled for $179. i said what is headlight pressure? he said there is a promo now for $149. i said that's a great deal can this measure headlight pressure so it doesn't get to low next time?

First of all, I am assuming that you must own one of the newer Jeeps, and they are weird beasts for sure.

The next time you go back to the dealership, be sure and tell them to also check your three-speed rims, your button-tuck fuel injection system, and instead of nitrogen—because it's MUCH cheaper and "greener"—get them to put unleaded air in your tires.

You should have no problem, whatsoever, using this gauge to measure your headlight pressure—but air-head pressure is a completely different story. Only a trained Professional is qualified to measure your air-head pressure.

Quote from Lawdog : That is not a slick deal. But, if they throw in blinker fluid, then I would say go for it. I would call first to check.

You need to make sure that you get the "pink" blinker fluid though!!! Some of the "shade-ier" mechanics will try to "stick" you with the "green" blinker fluid. If you let them put that nasty green blinker fluid into your yellow blinker lens reservoir, then when you turn your blinker(s) on at night, them SOBs won't do anything but blink a dark, "poop-brown" color!

Quote from Traveler2530 : In general, Sears has gone down the toilet. Their products and customer service are not up to their own standards of just ten years ago. No wonder they're going bankrupt, and aren't expected to survive a couple more years. I predict they'll sell their name and survive only as Sears.com, and be like a Craigslist/eBay site. Bye bye Sears!

Nah, they'll probably just get rid of the full-line retail stores and stick with Sears Hardware and Hometown locations in small shopping centers.

Either that, or they'll just gradually start selling Kenmore and Craftsman in more channels and only maintain a web presence like you said. You can already get Craftsman tools in ACE Hardware and Costco... so Kenmore appliances are the next logical step.

The only reason I think they have to keep some stores open is because people like to see what they are buying, especially with tools and appliances.