1. How often should I check my tire pressure?

It's essential to make sure your vehicle's tires are at the correct air pressure levels every month or at least once per season—recommended before winter/summer months when temperature changes occur drastically.

2. What time of day should I check my tire pressure?

Tire pressures are more accurate when they're cold so it's best to measure them either early in the morning or late in the evening without use previously for 3-4 hours.

3.What is a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)?

A TPMS is an electronic system responsible for monitoring and alerting drivers regarding irregularities with their vehicle’s tire inflation levels usually if any danger arises such as significant change from normal range/sudden drop can cause damage to tires/equipment like wheels etc.

4.Can under-inflated or overinflated tires affect fuel efficiency?

Yes! If you’re running on underinflated tires, your engine requires additional effort/power/fuel while accelerating, leading to reduced mileage and efficiency overall up-to one point five kilmeters/liter less than optimal odometer cycles otherwise possible with properly inflated brand new quality sets across all four wheels . Similarly Over-inflation results negative impact too cases like excessive bouncing/poor handling/dangerous safety factors upon aggressive…

5.How do I check my tire pressure?

You need to have a reliable pressure gauge (either digital or mechanical) and use it on the valve stem while making sure tire is cold(side/day/nigth time).