Tire Pressure Gauge

A tire pressure gauge that reads up to 50 PSI, individually polybagged. It is a tool people keep in the glovebox for years and pull out every time a warning light comes on, which gives a car-related business a long run of quiet visibility for about the price of a coffee.

Shops and agents that order gauges

Car dealers, auto shops, tire stores and insurance agents are the usual buyers. A tire store hands one over with every new set, a dealer includes it in the delivery bag, and an insurance agent mails it as a seasonal reminder to check pressures before a road trip.

Fitting a logo on a slim gauge

Pad print and laser engraving are both offered. The gauge body is narrow, so the usual layout is a business name and a phone number in one line, rather than a full logo with a slogan. Laser engraving leaves a permanent mark that survives years in a glovebox. Pad print is the choice when the mark needs a brand color. Size and placement are confirmed on a free proof.

What 250 to 2,500 gauges cost

At the 250 minimum the gauges are $2.60 each, a $650.00 order. That is already above $500, so no setup charge appears at any quantity. The rest of the ladder:

• 500: $2.36 each, $1,180.00
• 1,000: $2.15 each, $2,150.00
• 1,500: $1.95 each
• 2,500: $1.77 each, $4,425.00

The biggest single step is 250 to 500. A shop that sees steady traffic will usually do better ordering 1,000 once than 250 four times.

Two business days of production

Gauges take about 2 business days after proof approval, plus transit. That short window makes them a good fit for a tire sale or a winter safety push planned on short notice.

Is this a digital gauge?

The listing confirms the 50 PSI range but not the gauge type. Ask with your quote if that matters for your customers.

What is the minimum order?

250 gauges.