Review on 📏 Milton 448 Tire Tread Depth Gauge - Bulk Purchase of 10 to Ensure Accuracy by Kendrick Breezy

This tire gauge is inexpensive but durable and works as it should. The measurement marks are located around the plunger piece so you will need to rotate it to find the next depth mark. That's actually good, it's so easy to visualize fractions: is the bus between 8 and 9? How close to what? This pressure gauge makes it easy. Other reviewers have referred to the oil leak as if it had been lubricated and was leaking. I haven't noticed such a problem. It doesn't feel slimy at all, like it's just two pieces of metal with no oil in between. Considering the price, there's no excuse not to have it. Forget the penny test. So true. And when you go to a tire shop, you'll sound less purposeful and wiser if you can tell that your tires are worn to some degree, evenly or unevenly. About a month ago I aquaplaned and crashed my car. I want to check my tires. At this point I have no idea how worn the tires are but I would have been better off knowing beforehand. Hey look, heavy rain. My tires are 4/32", be extra careful as I aquaplan more easily. Not a dime will tell you: this sensor will do it. Be careful, your life could be saved by something as strange as a $5 Depend on tire gauge and regular car maintenance.