What to Do When the Tire Pressure Monitoring Light Comes On?
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The tire pressure monitoring system warning light coming on indicates that you should pull over to check the situation. If the issue is minor, you can resolve it yourself. For more serious problems, drive slowly to a 4S shop. Here are some tire-related precautions: 1. Inflation: In winter, car owners should appropriately increase tire inflation pressure to reduce tire wear and consumption. However, at the same time, if the road is icy and slippery, excessive tire inflation pressure can affect the tire's grip. 2. Potholes: When a tire rolls over a pothole, it gets squeezed. The larger the pothole and the higher the speed, the greater the squeezing force on the tire, which can lead to bulging. 3. Temperature: When measuring tire pressure in winter, it should be done after the car has been driven for a while and the tires have cooled down, preferably at room temperature.