What is Tire Pressure?

Tire pressure refers to the amount of air present inside your vehicle's tires. It's typically measured in pounds per square inch (PSI).

Why Is Tire Pressure Important?

Maintaining proper tire pressure ensures optimal performance, fuel economy, and longevity for your tires. When your tire pressure is too low or high, it can lead to uneven wear on your tires, poor handling, decreased gas mileage and an increased risk of blowouts or accidents.

How Often Should You Check Your Tire Pressure?

It’s recommended to check the tire pressures monthly at least because vehicles lose approximately one pound per square inch (PSI) per month through normal seepage.

What Are Standard Tire Pressures?

Standard PSI recommendations vary depending on the type of vehicle you have. The correct tire pressure for your car will be listed in either: owner's manual or guide attached with car door area.

Is Over-Inflating Better Than Under-Inflating Tires?

Neither over-inflation nor underinflation; both can cause issues while driving such as poor grip on the road surface leading to lesser control over acceleration/braking which may also lead accidents.

What if I notice that my tire pressure is low?

If you detect a fault, take your vehicle to the nearest reputable servicing shop so they can inspect the issue properly. Don’t ever ignore this an excellent opportunity of caution checkup in what might be underlying situation.