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Let's see how to maintain the correct tyre pressure on our vehicle. Opening the driver's door of our car, you will find a label on the pillar (or on the door itself) with the specifications. On the left, you will find the values for standard load, while on the right, you will find the values for full load. If the label is unreadable or missing, you can find the same information in the vehicle's user and maintenance manual, or if that is also missing, on the manufacturer's website. If the car is recent, if a tyre is flat, the tyre pressure warning light will illuminate on the dashboard. After inflating the tyres, you must reset the system; otherwise, the light will not turn off. The pressure is the same in summer and winter, but cold weather causes a slight decrease (which leads to more frequent checks). Incorrect pressure can lead to poor grip, reduced driving comfort, and damage to the tyres.
Posted on 15 November 2026 by ScegliAuto
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