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You will find them very useful on long hauls during stops to top up ur tyre pressure and ensure you get a smooth drive to your destination

Now you can pump your tyre without the help of a vulcanizer.
This machine can pump your tyre in less than 10mins, you can guauge your pressure yourself and pump according to the accurate pressure needed for your tyres.
No more cheating by the vulcaniser. No more N100 per typre gauging.
Just plug it into the cigarette lighter in your car and you are pumping.

Ships anywhere but Lekki residents can get their faster.

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For rates and pictures use this link, https://www.nairaland.com/1111012/portable-tyre-pumping-machine-brought

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Under inflated tyres are highly dangerous

Romano Daniels, Bridgestone General Manager Marketing and Communications, said that tyre under-inflation was one of the most serious risk factors for crashes. �An under-inflated tyre runs at higher temperatures than it is designed for,� he explained. �The excess heat and friction can cause the tyre to disintegrate, leading to a blowout.�

Daniels said that under-inflated tyres also cause fuel consumption to increase because of the extra rolling resistance that results. �Another concern is tyre life,� he said. �An under-inflated tyre wears down much faster. This means that motorists may only get 50 to 60 per cent of the tyre life they would expect from a correctly-inflated tyre,� he added. �Also remember that an under-inflated tyre does not hold its designed shape as well under cornering or braking. This can cause poor roadholding and extended braking distances.�

Under-inflated tyres can often be recognised by checking the wear pattern. If the tyre is wearing down on both shoulders faster than in the centre, the tyre pressures should be checked more frequently. If, however, the tyre pressures are found to be normal, the vehicle may have an alignment problem and should be seen to before the tyres become too worn.

Daniels advised motorists to check their tyre pressures at least every two weeks, using an accurate tyre gauge. He said that if motorists were concerned about the accuracy of the tyre pressure gauges at their local garages, they should consider investing in a proper portable tyre pressure gauge. He said the savings made through longer tyre life would soon cover the cost of the gauge.

�Bridgestone has done many studies of tyre pressures in car parks around South Africa as part of our Tyre Safety campaign,� said Daniels. �Our latest survey, done in Polokwane in June, showed that almost 15 per cent of tyres were under-inflated, 6 percent dangerously so,� he added. �We call on all South African motorists to ensure their tyres are correctly inflated to reduce road risk and motoring costs,� he concluded.

http://www.bridgestone.co.za/corporate/news/article/608

Under inflated tyres are highly dangerous

Romano Daniels, Bridgestone General Manager Marketing and Communications, said that tyre under-inflation was one of the most serious risk factors for crashes. �An under-inflated tyre runs at higher temperatures than it is designed for,� he explained. �The excess heat and friction can cause the tyre to disintegrate, leading to a blowout.�

Daniels said that under-inflated tyres also cause fuel consumption to increase because of the extra rolling resistance that results. �Another concern is tyre life,� he said. �An under-inflated tyre wears down much faster. This means that motorists may only get 50 to 60 per cent of the tyre life they would expect from a correctly-inflated tyre,� he added. �Also remember that an under-inflated tyre does not hold its designed shape as well under cornering or braking. This can cause poor roadholding and extended braking distances.�

Under-inflated tyres can often be recognised by checking the wear pattern. If the tyre is wearing down on both shoulders faster than in the centre, the tyre pressures should be checked more frequently. If, however, the tyre pressures are found to be normal, the vehicle may have an alignment problem and should be seen to before the tyres become too worn.

Daniels advised motorists to check their tyre pressures at least every two weeks, using an accurate tyre gauge. He said that if motorists were concerned about the accuracy of the tyre pressure gauges at their local garages, they should consider investing in a proper portable tyre pressure gauge. He said the savings made through longer tyre life would soon cover the cost of the gauge.

�Bridgestone has done many studies of tyre pressures in car parks around South Africa as part of our Tyre Safety campaign,� said Daniels. �Our latest survey, done in Polokwane in June, showed that almost 15 per cent of tyres were under-inflated, 6 percent dangerously so,� he added. �We call on all South African motorists to ensure their tyres are correctly inflated to reduce road risk and motoring costs,� he concluded.

http://www.bridgestone.co.za/corporate/news/article/608

Under inflated tyres are highly dangerous

Romano Daniels, Bridgestone General Manager Marketing and Communications, said that tyre under-inflation was one of the most serious risk factors for crashes.

An under-inflated tyre runs at higher temperatures than it is designed for, he explained. The excess heat and friction can cause the tyre to disintegrate, leading to a blowout.

Daniels said that under-inflated tyres also cause fuel consumption to increase because of the extra rolling resistance that results.

Another concern is tyre life, he said. An under-inflated tyre wears down much faster. This means that motorists may only get 50 to 60 per cent of the tyre life they would expect from a correctly-inflated tyre, he added.

Also remember that an under-inflated tyre does not hold its designed shape as well under cornering or braking. This can cause poor roadholding and extended braking distances.

Under-inflated tyres can often be recognised by checking the wear pattern. If the tyre is wearing down on both shoulders faster than in the centre, the tyre pressures should be checked more frequently. If, however, the tyre pressures are found to be normal, the vehicle may have an alignment problem and should be seen to before the tyres become too worn.

Daniels advised motorists to check their tyre pressures at least every two weeks, using an accurate tyre gauge. He said that if motorists were concerned about the accuracy of the tyre pressure gauges at their local garages, they should consider investing in a proper portable tyre pressure gauge. He said the savings made through longer tyre life would soon cover the cost of the gauge.



http://www.bridgestone.co.za/corporate/news/article/608

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There are just a few available. The price is 9,500.00 for each.

Now you can pump your tyre without the help of a vulcanizer.
This machine can pump your tyre in less than 10mins, you can guauge your pressure yourself and pump according to the accurate pressure needed for your tyres.
No more cheating by the vulcaniser. No more N100 per typre gauging.
Just plug it into the cigarette lighter in your car and you are pumping.

Ships anywhere but Lekki residents can get their faster.



For rates and pictures use this link, https://www.nairaland.com/1111012/portable-tyre-pumping-machine-brought

I do not want a ban by the moderator.

Now you can pump your tyre without the help of a vulcanizer.
This machine can pump your tyre in less than 10mins, you can guauge your pressure yourself and pump according to the accurate pressure needed for your tyres.
No more cheating by the vulcaniser. No more N100 per typre gauging.
Just plug it into the cigarette lighter in your car and you are pumping.

Ships anywhere but Lekki residents can get theirs faster.



The price is 9,500.00 for each.

slap1: Sorry for posting this on the wrong section, my intent is to get quick response and wide publicity.
Two days ago (Friday), I picked a crossed cheque of N550,000, issued by a company to someone. And before you all start calling me names, I seek advice for the following reasons:
1. The cheque was issued by a company, and I'm not sure if it can be re-issued to the person.
2. The level of illiteracy-motivated actions here (Aba) is alarming, if I report to the bank or police, it could take an odd twist. I'm not ready for that.
3. If I decide to keep it, someone could be loosing some huge money.
So, what should I do?

I understand what you are saying. The person whose name is on the cheque would have signed picking up the original copy and most likely the company in question will refuse to issue another cheque and like u said, someone's business or life could go down the drain.

Am sure what to advise you to do, u cud try a local radio station or even put the persons name on nairaland without the bank details, let his proof of ownership be the amount bank and other details.

Please don't tear someone life o.

Actually dat shd b divided by 4 since i have abt a year remaaining.

I paid 348k. Dat shd divide by 2.

marleygab: how does 84k sound for brand new mint unopened probook with 500/4G, 2nd generation core i3.

Sounds interesting.
Warranty?? Original??

I need a HP ProBook 4530s. Who has one at a good rate.

Please for those who dont understand, I am only offering a shared office space not a business partnership.

Cheers

Please only indicate interest if you are involved in a legitimate biz.

I need a partner to share an office space with at Igbon Ifon, lekki. The place was opened to be a business centre and office location, at the moment the business centre aspect is slow and the office activities have not started fully so I will need someone to share the rent cost and if possible run the business centre.

Interested persons should send m