Renowned auto accessory giant, Ring Automotive, is continuing to dominate the tyre care market.
After its launch with its TYREInflate range earlier in the year the company has launched the TYREInflate GO 10 (RTC1600) a compact, cordless digital tyre inflator designed to make tyre care quick, simple and affordable.
Within the 20 years that Ring has been in the tyre care marketing, it has curated an award winning and highly respected range of tyre inflators. However, with the cost of living continuing to rise, the business has decided to launch a competitively priced tyre inflator range to ensure everyone has access to help they need for tyre safety.
Lightweight and easy to store, the TyreInflate GO 10 can inflate a 13” tyre from flat to 35PSI in under six minutes. Its cordless rechargeable design, flexible 20cm hose and built-in light make it practical for everyday drivers. The digital display ensures accurate readings, while three included adaptors allow inflation of sports balls and small inflatables. The inflator also comes with a storage bag for convenience.
The cordless design means that users can easily move around a vehicle to inflate tyres without wires getting in the way.
There is also a handy light to illuminate the valve in low light and it comes complete with a storage bag.
Marketing Director, Henry Bisson, commented: “We have been expanding our tyre care range rapidly over the last few years, but we’re conscious of price and wanted to ensure everyone can afford to look after their tyres, which is why we’ve launched our affordable tyre care range.
“We want to make sure people are regularly checking their tyres, as they’re such a safety critical element. Therefore, we’ve created many different models and made them easy to use, but now we want to combine this with the product being cost effective. We’re hoping with the competitive nature of this new range, there’s no reason for drivers not to have a tyre inflator in their car.”
RRP: TYREInflate GO 10 – £29.99
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
