Worried about being stuck on the side of the road without the proper tools to change your tyre?
Changing a tyre, particularly at night can fill drivers with dread. It’s not only an inconvenience it also could be dangerous particularly if you’re in an area with no phone reception. So one Aussie mum from Walgett in regional NSW has come up with a one stop shop for everything you need to not only complete the task but to do so quickly and easily, with the press of a button.
Enter Ezijak the toolbox in a case. Ezijak contains all the tools you might need for the task in one nice bundle. As the name suggests the Ezijak pack comes with a battery powered hydraulic jack, an air compressor, a rattle gun plus safety gear to help you stay safe during the task of changing your tyre. According to the people behind Ezijak, quoting research commissioned by Budget Direct insurance, 58 to 62 year olds were the most comfortable with changing a tyre with 38 to 42 year olds the least, whilst Victorian and South Australians tend to feel the task is more daunting than West Australians and Queenslanders. The research in particular is confronting when it shows that while 60% of men feel comfortable changing a tyre on the roadside only 18% of women do.
Included in the Ezijak toolkit:
The whole case weighs approximately 10kg.
Ezijak is available online at ezijak.com.au or at selected stockists, has a RRP of $399 and a 30 day money back guarantee
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