Wow! A 5 in 1 tool at the price of one!

During an urgent situation, would you rather have a phone or the right tool to get you out of danger? What if you only had a minute or two left? The last thing you want is to be trapped in your car with a stuck seat belt or door. Precious seconds running out and you feel powerless.
Autoera debuts their brand new product this week, the AT-501. It’s a fantastic 5 in 1 tool that works as a Digital Tire Pressure Gauge, a tire tread gauge, a LED light plus 2 emergency escape tools: a seat belt cutter and a window hammer.
2 emergency escape tools to help you make your way out and two tire check tools to help you reduce the risk of that emergency situation happening in the first place, plus a LED light for using in, well, the dark.
We who drive should be responsible to make sure our vehicles are road worthy and that includes the condition of our tires. Tire blowouts are usually caused by under or over inflated tires. A habitual tire check should take care of that.
Autoera gives you 5 tools for the price of 1 and can you imagine having these five tools separately in your center console or door pocket? How much room would that occupy? What a clutter!
Beautifully and ergonomically designed, this 5 in 1 tool fits snugly in your hand. It neither feels light or heavy, and it’s tough ABS construction can only be a good thing! Now, to be or not to be a responsible driver? I choose to be.
Visit www.autoera.biz for more information about this tool.
Here’s a segment of the Autoera 5 in 1 Digital Tire Pressure User Guide found on the website:
Check your vehicles TIRE PRESSURE GUIDE or TYRE – LOADING INFORMATION to know optimum operating pressure
The Tire Pressure Guide of your vehicle is usually located at the door frame.
Tyre-loading InformationOn this picture shown, this guide is located at the door frame of the vehicle.
First, it tells you this is a “Cold tyre inflation pressure” guide. That means this guide is meant to be followed while the tires are cold. Cold tires refer to the state of the tires before the vehicle is driven or about 1 hour after the car has been driven. The car must not be parked on a hot surface, preferable a shade or garage.
Next, you see the arrows pointing downward from the tires. In this case, both the front and rear tires are to be inflated to 2.1 bar or 30 psi.
So you should keep your tire pressure according to this guide.