Lenny, Not sure what you mean the settings will be done in the warm basement. are you referring to the tire guage itself? Our new van lets you know when the tire pressure is low. but not in which tire so this house needs to buy a guage also. Now. you folks have brought up another thing which I did not know. I thought if you set the pressure at , for instance a gas station tire pump that if it is set for 35 then you could not get any more than 35 pounds out of it. so I'm thinking that isn't right. My kids tell me most places around here you need to drop a quarter in the slot to activate the air pumps. is that the norm around the world? one more thing years ago I always thought the best readings for a tire guage came from using an expensive mechinics guage. the ones with the wire ring on them sold by. oops having a Senior moment. well the ones who sell tools to local garages. However I am now rethinking that too. Lee
-- I know you think you thought you knew what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you understood what you thought I meant.
