Battery Charger
You can purchase a battery charger
for around $20 at any general retail store. This can be a real life saver. A
battery charger connects to your battery posts and plugs into a wall outlet. If
you leave your lights on overnight (it happens to the best of us) having a
battery charger in your garage will feel like the best $20 you ever spent.
Breaker Bar
is a long metal tool that is similar
to a socket wrench, in that it uses bits. It is great to have on hand if you
get a flat tire, because it is a long bar that can give you additional leverage
when trying to get your lug nuts loose. Lug nuts are usually over tightened by
mechanics and difficult to get off without the proper tools, such as a breaker
bar. You can pick up this great item for around $20 at any tool or hardware
store.
Tire Pressure Gage
One of the best ways to save money
is to keep up on your regular maintenance. Regularly checking you tire pressure
can prolong the life of your tires and possibly prevent a potentially dangerous
flat or blown tire. There are several versions of tire pressure gauges. The
purpose of this instrument ($5-$20) is to test the pressure in your tires and
ensure that you are driving with the optimal pounds per square inch!
Pump Compressor with Pressure
Gauge
The pump compressor with a pressure
gauge ($20-$50) is like a tire pressure gauge on steroids. There is no need to
stop at the gas station to add air to your tire with this item. The compressor
plugs into the car’s power outlet to add air to your tire while checking the
tire’s PSI. This is not just a product for your car; it is also great for pumping
up bike tires, sports gear and inflatable toys.
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