Why does a new car show low tire pressure?

[CoreyRose]

Mainly because the car has been parked for too long. Specific reasons and solutions for low tire pressure: The tire pressure decreases when the car has been parked for too long; manufacturers intentionally lower the tire pressure to prevent high-speed driving; tire damage; any of these issues require inspection and repair at a 4S shop or auto repair shop. High tire pressure: If the car's tire pressure is too high, driving comfort will decrease, leading to more bumps, susceptibility to external impacts, and increased wear. If the tire pressure is too low, it can cause uneven wear and increase the wear area. It is essential to use tires correctly. Improper use can lead to tire damage, increased fuel consumption, and in severe cases, tire blowouts, which pose a safety hazard. Original tires or parts are relatively better, so try to protect them. Pay attention to road conditions while driving to avoid punctures, and slow down when encountering speed bumps or uneven roads. When parking, try to park in the shade, as exposure to sunlight can reduce the tire's lifespan.