Whilst driving it gives you peace of mind that your vehicle’s tyres remain optimally inflated.
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It warns if pressure in any tyre is beyond set limits, and gently reminds you at regular intervals.
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However, if a tyre is losing pressure fast, it gives continuous audible and visual warning.
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The TireGuard TPMS system is affordable and you can easily fit and program it yourself in 10 minutes without tools.
Conscientious motorists have always walked around the car and visually checked the tyres before driving off.
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It might have sufficed for your grandad, but that is not good enough today.
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Then, a soft tyre was obvious, but today’s wider and lower profile tyres show much less bulge even if dangerously underinflated.
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Your car probably has several times the power and undoubtedly a far more advanced suspension, allowing you to safely drive faster.
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Quicker acceleration and cornering puts great strain on the tyres, the only thing keeping you on the road.
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When next you stop after highway driving, touch a driving wheel tyre.
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You might be surprised at how hot it is.
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Heat is the great enemy of tyres, causing separation of the constituent parts without early outward signs.
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Even if only slightly underinflated, tyres can easily overheat in a short time and suffer hidden internal damage, especially in our hot climate.
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Such a tyre, if just reinflated, will fail suddenly on a subsequent demand to perform close to its design limits.
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The result is likely to be catastrophic.
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The TireGuard System not only checks Tyre Pressures, but also their Temperatures.
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This is especially valuable when heavily loaded, as it will tell you which tyres should be pumped harder than normal.
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By the time you notice an underinflated tyre, it might be too late.