Custom Tire Pressure Gauges with Your Logo
Low tire pressure wears tires faster and wastes fuel, yet most drivers only check it when a dashboard light comes on. A branded tire gauge makes it easy to check at the pump and puts your shop's name in the glove box or on the key ring.
We offer two aluminum gauges. The first is a mini gauge built into a keychain, so it is always within reach. The second is a pocket gauge with a clip that hooks into a shirt pocket, a door pocket or a toolbox tray.
Who Gives Tire Gauges
- Auto repair and tire shops: hand one over with every oil change or tire rotation so customers think of you at the next service.
- Dealerships: include a gauge in the glove box of every vehicle sold, along with the service department number.
- Insurance and roadside services: a safety-minded giveaway for agents, motor clubs and fleet managers.
The aluminum body takes a screen printed logo, so a shop name and phone number fit along the barrel. Gauges start at $1.09 in orders of 250 pieces, and driving schools, car washes and fuel stations also use them for seasonal safety campaigns before summer road trips and winter weather.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Two compact gauges are offered here. The keychain with a mini tire gauge rides on a key ring, so drivers always have it in the car, and the tire gauge on a clip fastens to a visor, pocket or glove box organizer. Both are aluminum and both carry a screen printed logo, which suits auto shops and dealerships.
The mini gauge keychain is roughly $1.09 a piece and the clip-on gauge roughly $1.35. On top of that comes a one-time $40 setup charge. At those prices, a tire gauge costs about the same as a pen but stays in the car for years, where drivers see your name every time they check their tires.
Both gauges begin at 250 units. That is a sensible run for a service center handing one to every oil change customer, a car dealership adding one to each delivery packet, or an insurer mailing them with renewals. At 250 pieces of the keychain version, the gauges come to roughly $273 before setup.
Tire stores, auto repair shops, car washes, dealerships, driving schools and auto insurance agents use them most. Trucking companies and fleet managers also hand them to drivers as a safety reminder. Any brand connected to cars, travel or road safety gets steady, useful exposure from a gauge.
The keychain style is the smaller, lower cost option and goes wherever the car keys go, so it is never left at home. The clip version is a little larger and clips to a visor or pocket, which some drivers find easier to grab and read. Only the clip style lists a carabiner or clip among its features.
Neither gauge has a published lead time, so the schedule is set when you order. Share the start date of your promotion and it will be confirmed along with the artwork. For spring maintenance specials or winter tire season, ordering a month or so ahead leaves comfortable room.