Most of us know it’s a bad idea to be driving around town with a flat tire, but there are steps to take before your tire reaches that point. Instead of waiting for your tires to become incredibly flat from a loss of air pressure, you should be checking the pressure and adding air every so often to keep things running smoothly. Read on and see how often you should be checking your tire pressure and what impact it can have on your vehicle.
Incorrect tire pressure greatly decreases the safety of your vehicle as it affects the cornering, braking and stability. You might even end up in a serious accident. So, what happens if you don’t keep good track of your tire pressure?
If your tires are leaking and your tire pressure is constantly low, you might need to make a trip to see the experts here at Palmen Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram of Racine. We’ll help you to diagnose the issue, and even get you set up with new tires if need be. Our friendly professionals are here to answer your questions and to get you back on the road in a safe and reliable vehicle.
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