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Description：
- Comfort - You can use the car air compressor to quickly and easily refuel the car tires, which will save you the number of times you go to the gas station to refuel. On average, your tires lose about one kilogram of air (1 PSI) per month, so you need to make sure to check your tire pressure at least once a month. This means that if no air is added for two to three months, tire inflation may be reduced by as much as 3 PSI. When you use an inflator to inflate your tires to the recommended PSI, you will benefit from their best service life and performance.
- Accuracy -The tire manufacturer recommends checking the tire when it is cold, as this will make the reading more accurate. External temperature is likely to cause tire pressure to change as much as 1 PSI per 10 degrees; higher temperature means higher PSI reading. When the car is parked for three hours or more, the tires are considered cool, so the best tire filling time is to park the car overnight in the morning when the temperature is cooler. Using an air compressor at a gas station means that your tires may be "hotter".
- Save fuel - According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), per kilogram of pressure (PSI) below the recommended value, your vehicle will use about 0.2% of fuel. If you neglect the inspection, it is not uncommon for the pressure to drop by 10 PSI, and you will give up 2% fuel economy. The Ministry of Transportation estimates that 5 million gallons of fuel are wasted every day due to low tire pressure. More than 2 billion gallons of money and energy are wasted every year. Isn't this a shame?
- Wear and tear-If improperly maintained, the life expectancy of the tire will drop sharply. The average cost of a new tire is approximately 120 dollar. Tires that are not properly inflated can be a huge hazard on the road because they are prone to deform and burst and cause accidents. Every 3 units of PSI below the recommended value will cause about 10% of tire wear. If not checked, the driver will find that his tires are 10 PSI lower than the manufacturer’s recommendation, which is not uncommon-causing his wear to increase by 45%.
- Emergencies-For emergencies, such as a puncture during a trip and a small amount of flat tires, portable air compressors used in cars and homes will fill them so that you can go home or go to the garage to change tires. You don’t have to 't get stuck in the middle of the road, wait for a while for someone to fix it.
Feature：
- Comfort - You can use the car air compressor to quickly and easily refuel the car tires, which will save you the number of times you go to the gas station to refuel. On average, your tires lose about one kilogram of air (1 PSI) per month, so you need to make sure to check your tire pressure at least once a month. This means that if no air is added for two to three months, tire inflation may be reduced by as much as 3 PSI. When you use an inflator to inflate your tires to the recommended PSI, you will benefit from their best service life and performance.
- Accuracy -The tire manufacturer recommends checking the tire when it is cold, as this will make the reading more accurate. External temperature is likely to cause tire pressure to change as much as 1 PSI per 10 degrees; higher temperature means higher PSI reading. When the car is parked for three hours or more, the tires are considered cool, so the best tire filling time is to park the car overnight in the morning when the temperature is cooler. Using an air compressor at a gas station means that your tires may be "hotter".
- Save fuel - According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), per kilogram of pressure (PSI) below the recommended value, your vehicle will use about 0.2% of fuel. If you neglect the inspection, it is not uncommon for the pressure to drop by 10 PSI, and you will give up 2% fuel economy. The Ministry of Transportation estimates that 5 million gallons of fuel are wasted every day due to low tire pressure. More than 2 billion gallons of money and energy are wasted every year. Isn't this a shame?
- Wear and tear-If improperly maintained, the life expectancy of the tire will drop sharply. The average cost of a new tire is approximately 120 dollar. Tires that are not properly inflated can be a huge hazard on the road because they are prone to deform and burst and cause accidents. Every 3 units of PSI below the recommended value will cause about 10% of tire wear. If not checked, the driver will find that his tires are 10 PSI lower than the manufacturer’s recommendation, which is not uncommon-causing his wear to increase by 45%.
- Emergencies-For emergencies, such as a puncture during a trip and a small amount of flat tires, portable air compressors used in cars and homes will fill them so that you can go home or go to the garage to change tires. You don’t have to 't get stuck in the middle of the road, wait for a while for someone to fix it.