GODESON 88702 Smart Color Coded Tire Tread Depth Gauge

 GODESON 88702 Smart Color Coded Tire Tread Depth Gauge

Keep your tires in top condition and drive with confidence using the GODESON 88702 Smart Color Coded Tire Tread Depth Gauge. Engineered for accuracy and convenience, this compact tool provides precise tread depth measurements to help you monitor tire wear and ensure maximum safety on the road.

The standout feature of this gauge is its smart color-coded scale that simplifies readings for users of all experience levels. The green zone indicates safe tread depth, the yellow zone serves as a warning for moderate wear, and the red zone signals that your tires are dangerously worn and need immediate replacement. This intuitive system eliminates guesswork and allows you to make quick, informed decisions about your tires.

Crafted with a durable body and smooth sliding mechanism, the GODESON 88702 is built for repeated use, whether in professional workshops or for personal car maintenance. Its lightweight, pocket-sized design makes it easy to carry and store, ensuring you always have it on hand for regular tire checks.

By maintaining proper tread depth, you not only extend the lifespan of your tires but also improve traction, braking performance, and overall fuel efficiency. This makes the GODESON 88702 an essential tool for drivers, mechanics, and car enthusiasts who prioritize safety and performance.

1. Accurately measures tire tread depth gauge tool, Calibrated from 0 to 1 inch in 1/32 inch 

2. Color coded tire tread depth gauge clearly indicates the tire different phase by colors

3. Tire tread depth gauge tool of Red range on bar: 0-3/32; Yellow Range on bar: 3/32 - 6/32; 5. Green Range on bar: 6/32-32/32

4. Comes with a pocket clip, easy to carry a tire tread depth gauge

 5. Tire tread depth gauge tool reads in 32nds Suitable for trucks, motorcycles, automobiles and any passenger vehicle.

Measure Tire Tread Depth

1. Push the measuring scale into the gauge as far as it will go.
2. Place the probe into the center of a circumferential tire groove and push down on the gauge's base.
3. Carefully remove gauge by holding its barrel (without touching the probe) and confirm the tread depth reading.
4. Place the probe into additional locations around the central circumferential tire groove at least 15 inches apart and repeat.
5. Place the probe into the inner and outer circumferential grooves and repeat.
6. Average all readings.
7. Identify the percentage of tire wear by confirming the tire's original/new tread depth in its specs compared to the remaining tread depth just measured.
8. If uneven tire wear is identified, have vehicle checked by a reputable tire specialist.