Digital Air Pressure Gauge,Lantoo 9-in-1 Multi Emergency Tool- Window Breaker, Flashlight, Scissors, Plier, Screwdriver, LED light for Automotive
Original Price:$36.99
Discount Price:$9.99
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Safe On Road
To ensure travel safer and keep tire pressure properly, the Lantoo tire guage can give you accurate, instant, and easy-to-read measurement of your vehicle’s tire air pressure.Under-inflated tires run hotter and can lead to tire blowout; Over-inflated tires can lead to the same result. Plus, if your tires are improperly inflated you lose mileage-up to one mile per 3.7 litres. Equipped with this tire gauge, you could avoid lost mileage, blowouts and uneven tire wear, and improve your tire life by up to 50%.
Easy to Use and Read
Simply press”on” Direct the air faucet to tire air valve and press in, the blue backlight appear the digital number and can choose the 4 types of tire gauge pressure unit: PSI,BAR,KPA and KGF/CM2, accurate to +/- 1 PSI. if you want to test again, long press”on” to turn off and do it.
9 in 1 tools
-Tire Pressure Gauge
-White LED Flashlight
-RED LED Light
-Glass Hammer
-Seat Belt Cutter
-Phillips ScrewDriver
-Flat Head ScrewDriver(Tire Tread Depth Gauge)
-Scissors
-Pliers
These digital tire gauges are much better than the old mechanical ones.
This one in particular, with it’s extra tools is even more useful. Just hope you never need those extras.
When I see a million multi tools and an l.e.d. added to the whole enchilada package ,my “crapola” bell goes off. Come on. Ten bucks is way overpriced for an air gauge. I can get ten for that price……that work! ymmv
With all my heart… Ebenezer Scrooge. :face_with_monocle:
Not better than the older mechanical ones, but better than the crappy Chinese mechanical ones.
I mean, all you need is a cylinder, a piston / plunger, some O rings and a spring to measure tire pressure perfectly accurate.
Never runs out of power either, size of a ballpoint pen.
I usually do too but I have a digital one now that I just love.
How do I know it’s accurate? I don’t, all I know is that it is consistent. No mechanical one I ever had was. They all required a relatively large amount of air to escape into the chamber to push the piston up. I would tend to get different readings depending on how well of a connection is made.
In other words, these new digital ones don’t require as much user skill.
If anyone is interested, a simple gauge without the extra tools can be had right now at Home Depot. They are within the holiday gift section
