Set of four valve caps measuring tyre pressure
Set of four valve caps measuring tyre pressure
Get on the road safely
Correct tyre pressure is extremely important for your safety, consumption and the life of your tyres. Unfortunately, this is one of the checks that is most often neglected. A pity, because fuel and tyres are expensive. And your safety is of course priceless.
That is why you should get these handy valve caps. They fit every car tyre and are easy to install. Is your tyre pressure optimal? Then the cap turns a cheerful green. As the pressure in the tyres decreases, the cap will first turn yellow and then red. In that case, pump up your tyres quickly and keep it safe on the road.
Installation:
Check that no air escapes from the inner valve and that it is undamaged and clean. Then mount your new valve caps on the tyre. After driving a few kilometres, check that no air is escaping.
Colour codes:
- Green: 2.2 -2.4 bar
- Yellow: 2.0 -2.2 bar
- Red: < 2.0 bar
Frequently asked questions about valve caps measuring tyre pressure
1. How do the colour codes on the valve caps work?
The valve caps use a visual monitoring system that immediately displays the status of your tyre pressure. A green colour indicates that the pressure is optimal, between 2.2 and 2.4 bar. If the colour changes to yellow, it means the pressure has dropped slightly to between 2.0 and 2.2 bar. As soon as the cap turns red, the tyre pressure is below 2.0 bar, and it is necessary to inflate the tyres immediately for your safety.
2. Are these valve caps suitable for my car?
Yes, these valve caps are designed with a universal fit, making them suitable for almost any standard car tyre. They simply replace the existing caps on your vehicle's valves. This makes them an accessible solution for every motorist who wants to keep a close eye on tyre pressure without the need for technical tools.
3. How do I install the valve caps?
Installation is very simple and requires no tools. Before placing the new caps, check that the inner valve of the tyre is clean, undamaged, and airtight. Then, screw the valve caps onto the tyre by hand until they are firm. It is recommended to check after driving the first few kilometres that the caps are still securely fastened and that no air is escaping.
4. Why is it important to monitor tyre pressure with these caps?
Correct tyre pressure is essential for good road holding and overall safety while driving. Additionally, maintaining the correct pressure helps prevent unnecessary tyre wear and reduces fuel consumption. Because these caps provide a constant visual indication, you are less likely to neglect this important check, which ultimately saves costs and is better for the environment.
5. How many valve caps are included in a pack?
Each order contains a set of four pieces. This is exactly enough to equip each tyre of a standard passenger car with its own indicator. This allows you to walk around the car and see at a glance whether all four tyres are still at the correct pressure.
Campaign number: 21742
Set of four valve caps measuring tyre pressure
- Check your tyre pressure
- Go on the road safer, cheaper and less polluting
- Fits all car tyres
- Each order contains four pieces: one for each tyre
- Buy two sets and get an extra discount
- Delivery time: 15 working days
- Optional fast shipping with tracking code.
Get on the road safely
Correct tyre pressure is extremely important for your safety, consumption and the life of your tyres. Unfortunately, this is one of the checks that is most often neglected. A pity, because fuel and tyres are expensive. And your safety is of course priceless.
That is why you should get these handy valve caps. They fit every car tyre and are easy to install. Is your tyre pressure optimal? Then the cap turns a cheerful green. As the pressure in the tyres decreases, the cap will first turn yellow and then red. In that case, pump up your tyres quickly and keep it safe on the road.
Installation:
Check that no air escapes from the inner valve and that it is undamaged and clean. Then mount your new valve caps on the tyre. After driving a few kilometres, check that no air is escaping.
Colour codes:
- Green: 2.2 -2.4 bar
- Yellow: 2.0 -2.2 bar
- Red: < 2.0 bar
Frequently asked questions about valve caps measuring tyre pressure
1. How do the colour codes on the valve caps work?
The valve caps use a visual monitoring system that immediately displays the status of your tyre pressure. A green colour indicates that the pressure is optimal, between 2.2 and 2.4 bar. If the colour changes to yellow, it means the pressure has dropped slightly to between 2.0 and 2.2 bar. As soon as the cap turns red, the tyre pressure is below 2.0 bar, and it is necessary to inflate the tyres immediately for your safety.
2. Are these valve caps suitable for my car?
Yes, these valve caps are designed with a universal fit, making them suitable for almost any standard car tyre. They simply replace the existing caps on your vehicle's valves. This makes them an accessible solution for every motorist who wants to keep a close eye on tyre pressure without the need for technical tools.
3. How do I install the valve caps?
Installation is very simple and requires no tools. Before placing the new caps, check that the inner valve of the tyre is clean, undamaged, and airtight. Then, screw the valve caps onto the tyre by hand until they are firm. It is recommended to check after driving the first few kilometres that the caps are still securely fastened and that no air is escaping.
4. Why is it important to monitor tyre pressure with these caps?
Correct tyre pressure is essential for good road holding and overall safety while driving. Additionally, maintaining the correct pressure helps prevent unnecessary tyre wear and reduces fuel consumption. Because these caps provide a constant visual indication, you are less likely to neglect this important check, which ultimately saves costs and is better for the environment.
5. How many valve caps are included in a pack?
Each order contains a set of four pieces. This is exactly enough to equip each tyre of a standard passenger car with its own indicator. This allows you to walk around the car and see at a glance whether all four tyres are still at the correct pressure.
Campaign number: 21742
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