View pressure readings on a numbered dial.

Gauges with a rubber sleeve prevent metal-to-metal contact with your tire to avoid damaging it.

View pressure readings on an easy-to-read digital display.

Gauges with a quick-connect tip press into the valve stem rather than clamping over it for a faster setup and more accurate readings.

A bar slides out of the top of these gauges to display pressure reading.

Black plastic-coated brass gauges are non-slip for an improved grip. The matte black finish won’t reflect light. Stainless steel gauges are more corrosion resistant than steel and brass gauges.

Gauges with a quick-disconnect tip press into the valve stem rather than clamping over it for a faster setup and more accurate readings.

Gauges with a 10° bend are best for reaching valves on large tires.

Test the accuracy of tire pressure gauges and tire inflation gauges. Designed to higher accuracy standards than typical tire gauges, these calibrators are not meant to be used to regularly check tire pressure directly. Instead, they serve as an objective reference to eliminate inaccuracies and discrepancies between your gauges. To use, check tire pressure first using the calibrator and then again with your tire pressure gauge. Make calibration adjustments to your gauge until its reading matches the reading on the calibrator.

Inflate everything from truck tires to air springs on heavy equipment using a DC power source. These pumps run on a 12-volt vehicle battery (not included) or a DC generator.

Maximum flow rate is shown when there's no resistance. As pressure builds, such as when inflating a tire, the flow rate will decrease because the compressor works harder to push the air in.

Vehicle plug pumps connect to a vehicle outlet. Set the desired air pressure on the gauge; the auto-shutoff stops these pumps once it’s reached. Grounding clamp pumps connect directly to a vehicle battery.

Compressors turn on when the tank falls to the actuation pressure and they turn off when the tank reaches the maximum pressure.

Compressors that cannot be sold to the listed areas are restricted due to product regulations.

Fill up your tires in minutes no matter where you are—these pumps are small enough to tuck inside your glovebox. Despite their size, they're powerful enough to use on vehicles as large as delivery vans and pickup trucks. Set the desired air pressure on the digital gauge, and the pump’s auto-shutoff feature will stop inflation once the target is reached.

Top off tires and other inflatables when you’re out in the field and away from your air tank. Set the desired air pressure on the digital gauge—its auto-shutoff stops the pump once the target is reached. An LED work light illuminates your tire as you work. These pumps come with rechargeable batteries and chargers that work with other tools in your shop.

Power pneumatic tools in the shop or out in the field. Compact and lightweight, these air compressors are easy to carry and store out of the way when not in use. Plus, their rechargeable battery and charger work with other tools in your lineup. They automatically kick on when their tank pressure drops to the actuation point, then turn off when it reaches the maximum.

Makita compressors cannot be sold outside the United States due to product restrictions.