Falling temperatures mean falling tire pressure, too. For many parts of the country, the average date of the first fall frost has passed, and the chill of autumn nights has already crept in, according ...
Did you know for every 10 degrees Fahrenheit the temperature drops you lose about one pound of air pressure (PSI) within your tire? The air itself isn’t leaking out or escaping the tire, but ...
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How cold weather can deflate your tires
Now that we’ve entered the winter season, the typically cooler weather can cause some temporary car issues. One frequent issue is seemingly flat tires. Air is made up of tiny molecules that move ...
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