The Care | 4-in-1 Multipurpose Parking Disc

Ice Scraper | Token | Tire Measurer

4-in-1 Multifunction Parking Disc

This practical 4-in-1 Multifunction Parking Disc is an essential accessory for every driver. Made of durable plastic, it not only serves as a parking disc but also integrates three useful tools to make your trips easier and more convenient.

• Ice Scraper | Perfect for quickly defrosting the windshield on winter mornings
• Tire Gauge | For checking tire wear and ensuring safe driving
• Shopping Cart Token | Always on hand for hassle-free grocery shopping

Compact and lightweight, this multifunction parking disc is designed to last, saving space while offering maximum practicality. Ideal for those seeking a comprehensive and functional solution for everyday needs.

Ice Scraper

Your multifunction parking disc features different sides of the ice scraper, each designed for a specific purpose:

• Smooth Edge | Ideal for quickly removing light or freshly formed ice. It glides easily over glass, clearing the surface layer without scratching
• Serrated Edge | Perfect for tackling thicker and more stubborn ice layers. The serrations provide extra grip and "bite" into the ice, making it easier to break and remove
• Rubber Edge | This soft edge is useful for finishing touches, removing water or frost residues without leaving streaks. It’s great for cleaning glass scratch-free, ensuring perfect visibility

This combination of edges makes your parking disc an extremely versatile and practical tool for windshield maintenance in all winter conditions. Don’t forget to keep your windshield clean with Glass Cleaner.

Tire Gauge

The integrated tire gauge in your multifunction parking disc is designed to check the tread depth of your tires, a key factor for road safety. Here’s how to use it:

• Locate the Depth Gauge | On the disc, the gauge should have a protruding part or a "thickness gauge" to measure tread depth
• Place the Gauge on the Tire | Insert the end of the gauge directly into the tire tread grooves. Ensure you do this in the central area of the tire, where wear is greatest
• Check the Tread Depth | The legal minimum tread depth is generally 1.6 mm (this may vary by country). If the gauge reads below this level, the tread is too worn, and the tire must be replaced
• Check Multiple Points | It’s helpful to measure tread depth at multiple points on the tire to ensure wear is even

This quick check helps you maintain your tires in good condition, enhancing safety and road grip, especially in rain or snow. Don’t forget to treat your tires with Tyre Restorer to protect them and extend their lifespan.