What Are the Reasons for the Decrease in Tire Pressure of New Cars?
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Reasons for the decrease in tire pressure of new cars: 1. The car has been parked for too long, causing the tire pressure to drop. When the car leaves the factory, the tire pressure is actually closer to the upper limit of the safe range, but as the car remains parked for an extended period, the tire pressure will change; 2. Some manufacturers intentionally lower the tire pressure to prevent excessively high speeds. Since it's a new car, even experienced drivers need an adaptation period. During this period, to prevent traffic hazards due to high speeds, the tire pressure is slightly reduced; 3. Tire damage. If there is an issue with the tire when leaving the factory or if the tire is punctured during use, when the low tire pressure alarm for the new car's tire is triggered, it is essential to carefully check whether the tire is damaged.