For one thing, the digital pressure gauge is noticeably more accurate, reliable and easier to read than the analogue efforts you’ll find on many cheaper tyre inflators.

They offer the best grip, wear, and overall wet and dry performance in temperatures above 7 degrees Celsius. The 67cm air hose coils neatly around a section at the top, which also contains a flip-out compartment for the bundled ball, inflatable toy and French valve adaptors. Keeping your tyres at optimum pressure delivers maximum grip and braking performance, can reduce wear and may lower fuel consumption.

Keep this in your glove box for emergencies, and you won't have any trouble getting back on the road.

One of these brilliant products will take all that pressure off your neck, shoulders, and chest, allowing for a more blissful driving experience.In case you get caught with a flat tyre at night, this can help you keep your hands free while working in the dark. Ring is a market leader in the world of tyre inflators and air pumps, winning multiple awards for their designs.

It could also help keep you and your loved ones safe by improving grip and maximising braking distances. More importantly, you can use the plus and minus buttons to set your desired tyre pressure, then press the power button and just let the Michelin pump away until it hits the spot. It’s not the fastest inflator on test – taking almost two minutes to inflate our test tyre by 10psi – but it’s effective and, at just over 75dB, it’s relatively quiet. It also has a few useful extras, including ball and balloon adaptors, a bright LED light and even a USB output – perfect for charging your phone in an emergency.

Car manufacturers list the correct pressure for each tyre on a sticker that you’ll either find close to the fuel filler cap or around the driver’s door.