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Longacre Racing Products Digital Durometer & Dial Tread Depth Gauge,goodyear on 2040-parts.com

US $115.00
Location:

Monroe, Washington, United States

Monroe, Washington, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:50557 Brand:Longacre

Longacre

 

Package Deal!

Durometer & Tread Depth Gauge - with silver case.

Durometer

Racing Tire Hardness Tester

Tire hardness has a huge affect on your car's performance. A tire too hard won't bite and a tire too soft may wear quickly or even ball up. Also tire hardness changes during its life cycle. To run your best you must keep track of all your tire's hardnesses. This easy-to-use tool will help you do just that - quickly, accurately & easily.

NEW Digital Readout to .5 (Shore 'A' scale)

  • Straight edge on base to 'rock' durometer for more consistant results
  • Non-slip coating for better grip
  • Accurate easy-to-use
  • Includes Silver case

For the most consistent results rock the durometer from angled back past straight up to angled forward. The readout will move up to the highest (true) reading, then back down. Record the highest reading reached. The durometer must have a straight edge on base to do this properly. If you just push straight down you may get inconsistent and inaccurate results.

Tread Depth Gauge

Super accurate, easy to read, easy to use.

  • Calibrated in 1/32"
  • Accurate to 1/128" (less than .010"!)
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