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TireCheck
Valve Stem Caps
Tire Pressure Indicators
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TireCheck is a valve cap that indicates tire pressure
on virtually all cars, SUVs, light trucks, and
motorcycles. Since they replace your existing standard
valve caps, you don't have to fumble for a gauge or even
bend over to check your tire pressure! One size fits all
vehicles and provides accurate readings that will
register a pressure loss of 2-3 psi or more. TireCheck
also helps enhance road handling, increase fuel economy,
and extend tire life by keeping you constantly updated
on the status of your tire pressure. By Kleen Wheels.
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See at a glance
when tires need air; all green, good to go—see some
red, check your pressure
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Properly inflated
tires run cooler and smoother for better fuel
economy
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Work by detecting
drop in original pressure
TireCheck™ fits
all standard automotive valve stems — handle pressure
range of 20-42 psi. Helps you maintain proper inflation
so tires can run cooler for better fuel economy, less
wear on tire itself. Here's how they work: Inflate each
tire to the correct pressure. Screw TireCheck™ tightly
(VERY tightly) onto the tire valve stem by hand. After
driving for a few miles, the indicator will become fully
operational and the green indicator will show clearly.
If a tire loses pressure by approximately 2-3 psi or
more, a red indicator flag will show above the green.
Make sure to use an accurate pressure gauge. Set of 4.
Lifetime warranty.
- Replaces existing standard valve caps
- One size fits all - 20-42 psi
- Red indicator show pressure loss of 2-3 psi or
more
- Enhances road handling, increases economy,
extends tire life
- Sold in sets of four (4)
How Will I Know When My Tire Pressure Drops?
When you're good to go, the indicator in the clear
plastic-sight glass will be entirely green.
However, if tire pressure drops 2-3 psi, a red indicator
will appear, letting you know
to check up on your tires.
Why Use TireCheck?
Tire pressure conditions are a vital safety factor in
reducing accidents and casualties. Recent attention to
the importance of proper tire pressure have subsequently
lead to laws requiring new vehicles to be equipped with
tire pressure monitors.
