Ever since Michelin made its first pneumatic tire, it was always aware that tire pressures played a very important role in the performance of the tire. Tire pressure is the amount of air in a tire measured in pounds per square inch if you follow the FPS system of measurement.
Experts all over the world are of the common view that tire pressures must be checked frequently for a vehicle, with once a month being mandatory. Proper tire pressure is a safety issue and it is as important as having brakes that are fully functional. Incorrect tire pressure can lead to problems while braking, cornering as well as to the general stability of your vehicle. And if neglected it can lead to tire failure and consequent accidents which can ultimately even be life threatening. And finally tire pressure can hurt you where it hurts the most; that is your pocketbook. Poor check on tire pressure could lead to your vehicle consuming more gas than it should, could lead to tires getting worn out faster and thus a cost to replace them. Poor tire pressure can also lead to very uncomfortable riding conditions for both you and your passengers. Can't you just hear your m-in-law muttering in the back seat?
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