Name: Tire Maintenance Starts With Knowing Proper Pressure
Uploaded: 2021-04-21T17:19:49.417679+00:00
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Channel: Tire America Admin
Description: There are a few rules of thumb for getting the most useful life out of your tires. First is knowing and maintaining correct pressure. Every car is different, so you’ll need to check the manufacturer’s recommendation. Typically this is posted inside the driver-side doorjamb, or at the rear of the door itself. Cars older than 2003 will have this information in the owner’s manual.

There are a few rules of thumb for getting the most useful life out of your tires. First is knowing and maintaining correct pressure. Every car is different, so you’ll need to check the manufacturer’s recommendation. Typically this is posted inside the driver-side doorjamb, or at the rear of the door itself. Cars older than 2003 will have this information in the owner’s manual.

<p>There are a few rules of thumb for getting the most useful life out of your tires. First is knowing and maintaining correct pressure. Every car is different, so you’ll need to check the manufacturer’s recommendation. Typically this is posted inside the driver-side doorjamb, or at the rear of the door itself. Cars older than 2003 will have this information in the owner’s manual.</p>

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Tire Maintenance Starts With Knowing Proper Pressure

Helpful Habits That Prolong Tire Life

Prolonging the life of your tires requires just a few simple steps and habits. First, you’ll need to know the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure (noted on the car or in the owner’s manual), then simply address tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) warnings and regularly check tire pressure.

<p>Prolonging the life of your tires requires just a few simple steps and habits. First, you’ll need to know the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure (noted on the car or in the owner’s manual), then simply address tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) warnings and regularly check tire pressure.</p>

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Two other general rules to follow for prolonged tire life include addressing any alerts you get from the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). Typically an illuminated TPMS light means you simply need to top up one or more tires with air, although it can also mean a sudden drop in pressure due to a puncture. Keeping a watchful eye on tire pressure is a good habit to maintain, recommended at least once a month.

Tire Maintenance Starts With Knowing Proper Pressure

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