Cars typically require a tire pressure of 30 to 35 psi (pounds of force per square inch). The recommended psi for your car is the ideal tire pressure year-round; there aren’t different numbers ...

According to Highland Tire, when the temperature decreases, the air inside tires contracts, leading to a reduction in pressure. For every 10-degree Fahrenheit drop, tire pressure can decrease by ...

Yes, the cold weather can affect your tire pressure. Here’s what’s happening Simple change in weather can impact your commute Pressure lower in cold weather! Pic courtesy pixabay.com ...

Cold weather isn't the only factor that could alter your tire pressure, as a puncture or damage to your wheel's rims can be the culprit as well. The air in your tires also escapes over time, which ...

HOUSTON — It’s a rite of passage around here -- as soon as cooler weather hits, those tire pressure warning lights pop on. According to Consumer Reports, the cold causes the air inside of the ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The kind of cold we get in KELOLAND at winter’s worst is not something to scoff at, and it requires a good amount of planning and preparation to make sure all… ...

Image Courtesy: NWS Again, a great example of this is the strong cold fronts we've had roll through our area recently. During the Fall especially, as a cold front rolls through our area, we can go ...

Proper tire pressure is essential for handling cold and snowy weather. Mark Schieldrop from AAA Northeast told 22News how you can keep your tires in good condition.

With the seasons changing, and the inherent fact that Oklahoma temperatures can change drastically overnight, it's likely you've seen a low tire pressure light or two already. This light, run by ...

The rate at which a tire deflates in cold weather is the same as when the tire pressure expands in hot weather. For example, a 40-degree F rise in temperature will raise the pressure by four psi ...

According to Highland Tire, when the temperature decreases, the air inside tires contracts, leading to a reduction in pressure. For every 10-degree Fahrenheit drop, tire pressure can decrease by ...

Proper tire pressure is essential for handling cold and snowy weather. Mark Schieldrop from AAA Northeast told 22News how you can keep your tires in good condition.