And
the tire pressure alarm goes off. Not enough air in one of my
tires. I pull over. Do I change the tire? Do I call for
roadside service and wait? Do I go ahead and drive two miles to the
nearest gas station and hope the tire doesn’t go flat all the way, or blow out
on the way there? I haven’t had much luck with air pumps at gas stations
lately. No such thing as free air any more. All the machines require
coins, bills, or cards, and last time I was at the gas station I’m closest to,
I couldn’t get the pump to work at all. Driving to a functioning air pump
is going to be a crap shoot.
So,
what do I do? None of the above. I get out the latest technology we
carry in the cars. A portable, hand-held, USB rechargeable, tire
pump. Always at the ready.
Set
the pressure you want your tires to be. Attach to the valve stem.
Press go. Wait. It’s not fast, but it works great! Every tire
perfectly topped-off. Problem solved.
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