Maintaining proper air pressure in your tires is key to prolonging their life, ensuring a safe ride and preserving fuel economy. With assistance from Josh Chalofsky, Chief Operating Officer and ...

Improperly inflated tires, whether too much or too little, can lead to serious safety hazards, including sudden blowouts, poor steering, and difficulties in controlling your vehicle. Checking tire ...

Checking your tire pressure might seem like a simple task, similar to the job of making sure there’s gas in the tank. However, believe it or not, checking tire pressure is something that often goes ...

Admit it — the only time you pay attention to your car's tires is when one of them is flat. After all, it's easy to assume they're doing fine as long as they can get you from point A to point B. But ...

Everyone knows it’s your tires touching the road, but what you’re really riding on is air. Not only is air pressure the only thing keeping your tire on the rim, but having too much or too little can ...

People tend not to think about tire pressure until their car's tire pressure light comes on, which usually alters their plans that day. But poor tire pressure is about more than the tire noticeably ...

The nature of owning and/or operating a vehicle comes with the inherent likelihood that at some point the amount of air in one’s tires will need to be adjusted. This can be up or down; certain weather ...

It may be inevitable during a crisp fall or chilly winter morning that you'll turn on your car and an indicator light will ...

Inflate tires to the recommended tire pressure when cold, like in the morning after the car has been sitting. Check your car’s owner’s manual for the recommended pressure, or inside the driver’s side ...