Winterproof

It was a lovely winter party. We ate well, laughed, and had a great time. Our vehicles are winter-ready, too – or are they? Lights, underbody, tires. Well, if we're going to buy expensive winter tires, we should at least make sure they can do their job properly in winter conditions. Tires need the correct air pressure to perform their function in mud and snow. But who actually enjoys pumping up tires at the gas station in winter? First, the air pump is often not even connected to the compressor in these temperatures, and second, your fingers get dirty, not just with brake dust, but also wet and salty. So, once again, we skip checking the tire pressure and rely on the protection of Saint Christopher – which is fitting for the season. A small technical upgrade would also be appropriate for this time of year, as a gift: a retrofittable tire pressure monitoring system.
TireMoni here. Drivers can treat themselves to a small and useful tool and measure tire pressure and tire temperature while driving. let. The device will also warn you if there are any changes to the tire pressure.