We’ve all had this happen. We walk out to the car and see one if not more tires seemingly under-deflated. Assuming the culprit is not a nail and the tire is not so flat such that the car is not operable, the typical course would be to head over to the nearest gas station and use the air pump. The biggest problem we all face when using the air pump is that the tire pressure gauge attached to the air nozzle is either broken or inaccurate. What ends up happening is that we are then operating in the blind and not knowing how much air we actually put into the tire. Experience suggests we tend to over-inflate the tire when that is the case. This is when owning a tire gauge such as the TravelSafer Digital Tire Gauge comes handy.
Simply put, the TravelSafer does exactly what it is supposed to. It measures tire pressure. But what sets this tire gauge apart from some of the others. The digital readout alleviates the guesswork that comes with the manual tire gauge sticks. With the latter, it seems one can never be certain since you are just looking at the line markings. The TravelSafer’s LCD light display is a nice feature for checking tire pressure at night or anywhere in the dark. Although the gauge gives us up to 4 readouts, the most common and important to us is the PSI number. I found the TravelSafer easy to use. Just place the gauge opening to the tire valve, and by giving it a short push, the display provides the reading. The TravelSafer was also comfortable in the hand to use and lightweight.
For those who check their vehicle tire pressure frequently or routinely, they would find the TravelSafer very useful. Even the less frequent user will find that by keeping a TravelSafer tire gauge in the glove compartment, he can feel more comfortable about using the gas station air pump knowing that he can get an accurate tire pressure reading and if inflating more than one tire, to have consistent and equal pressure in all tires.
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