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The right tire pressure

Correct tire pressure can help to extend the life of the tire, improve vehicle safety and maintain efficiency in the combustion process. Pressure is measured by calculating the amount of air that is pumped into the inside of the tire. Vehicle manufacturers determine appropriate pressure.

It is the responsibility of the driver of the car to check the tire pressure at least every two weeks. There are three main reasons why it is important to maintain proper tire pressure. The first reason is safety. If the tires are soft or too inflated, it can lead to poor tire adhesion to the road surface.

The second reason is for economics. Incorrect tire inflation results is quicker wear. Vehicle with insufficiently inflated tires increases fuel consumption.

The third reason for maintaining proper tire pressure is the environment. Proper tire pressure and the correct tire pressure on the oad surface helps to maintain optimal combustion efficiency as mentioned above. Properly inflated tires can lead to lower emissions of CO2 from your vehicle.

It is important to regularly check tire pressure. You need to know that the loss of air in tires is not always apparent. Most air is usually lost in warm weather, so more regular checks are necessary when temperatures are high.

Please learn the recommended tire pressure for your car in the manufacturer guide book. Always check tire pressure gauge when the tires are cold.