TravelSafer, the developers of a successful digital tire pressure gauge highlight the short comings of car tire pressure monitoring systems.

NEW YORK, USA, December 1, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- For every 10-degree temperature decrease, tire pressure drops between one and two pounds per square inch. Tire manufacturers agree that drivers should check their tire pressure at least once a month. During the onset of winter weather, this could not be more important.

Maintaining proper tire pressure is essential to vehicle handling, gas mileage, tire performance and load carrying capabilities. Properly inflated tires minimize risk of tire failure by reducing tread movement and rolling resistance, and increasing water dispersion.

Almost every vehicle has a built-in Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), however most people do not realize that this is not a replacement for regular tire pressure checks. It’s a tool that can help alert you when pressure is low, but a tire may drop well below proper inflation risking poor contact with the road long before the TPMS warning light comes on. The TPMS light only comes on when the tire pressure gets too low or too high.

Depending on the situation, the TPMS may not accurately transmit data to the on-board computer, or may not accurately determine the tire pressures if multiple tires are losing pressure at the same time.

In hopes of encouraging people to regularly monitor their tire pressure, TravelSafer released their digital tire pressure gauge earlier this year. With an illuminated nozzle and easy-to-read LCD display, the TravelSafer Digital Tire Pressure Gauge improves car performance and helps drivers save money.

“We want drivers to feel safe and secure on the road.” explains a TravelSafer representative. “Our digital tire pressure gauge consistently delivers accurate readings and can easily be stored in a glove compartment or small bag. This is the perfect device for parents to provide their teenagers who might be new drivers. It is important to get into the habit of regularly monitoring tire pressure, especially during the winter.”

After being released earlier this year, the TravelSafer digital tire gauge has received over 475 positive customer reviews online. Many customers who have purchased the product have left detailed reviews raving about the compact size, easy application and safety benefits. The tire pressure gauge currently has an overall average review score of 4.8 out of 5.

The TravelSafer Digital Tire Pressure Gauge is sold with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. To find out more information about the importance of monitoring tire pressure, visit their page directly www.amazon.com/dp/B00SO4OVIQ

Verona Chadwick
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