How Often Should You Inflate Your Car Tires?
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Generally, you should top up your tire pressure every 1-2 months. Equip yourself with an electric air pump and tire pressure gauge: Every car owner should keep an electric air pump and tire pressure gauge in their vehicle. Many car detailing shops have outdated pressure gauges that often show significant errors. For safety reasons, it's advisable to carry a high-quality portable tire pressure gauge. Under normal circumstances, if there are no obvious abnormalities on the tire sidewalls, checking the tire pressure weekly is sufficient. Monitor tire pressure: Many people only visit car washes to inflate their tires when they notice them looking flat. However, by this point, the tires may already be severely underinflated, with the sidewalls lacking proper support. This not only increases fuel consumption but also causes greater body roll during turns and increases the risk of overheating and blowouts during high-speed driving.