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Should New Cars Be Equipped with Tire Pressure Monitoring?

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StJuniper

07/25/25 9:12am

New cars should be equipped with tire pressure monitoring. Benefits of installing tire pressure monitoring: It can promptly alert when there are dangerous signs in the tires, preventing serious accidents. It keeps the tires working within the specified pressure range, reducing tire damage and extending their lifespan. It protects the suspension system, reduces fuel consumption, and makes driving more economical. Therefore, new cars need tire pressure monitoring. More details are as follows: Abnormal tire pressure generally includes the following situations: Rapid air leakage, high pressure, low pressure, and high temperature. The indicator light turns on as a warning to the driver based on tire pressure and other issues. It may occur when encountering uneven road surfaces during driving, causing uneven tire pressure changes, which triggers the indicator light. Principle of tire pressure monitoring: Pressure sensors installed in each tire directly measure the tire pressure and display the data. When the tire pressure drops, it causes changes in vehicle speed, which can trigger the alarm system to warn the driver.

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JackLee

08/11/25 7:12pm

I personally believe that new cars must be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems, as safety is the top priority. After driving for so many years, I've encountered tire leaks several times. If not detected in time, it can easily lead to a blowout or loss of control, causing an accident. The system can display pressure data in real time and alert me when it's low, allowing me to address the issue early. Nowadays, tire pressure monitors are quite affordable—a set can be installed for just a few hundred yuan, and the installation is simple and hassle-free. It helps extend tire life, saves fuel, and reduces wear. If a new car doesn’t come with one from the factory, installing it yourself is a cost-effective choice. A friend of mine nearly had a major accident due to a slow leak, but after installing one, he felt much more at ease. Investing this small amount of money for peace of mind is absolutely worth it. I recommend all new car owners consider installing one—better safe than sorry.

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