Most people don't know properly inflated tires can save you 12 cents a gallon at the pump.
Dan Zielinski, a tire safety expert, recommends getting your own tire gauge because the one at the gas station has probably been thrown around a few times. It may not be entirely accurate.
"Use the correct pressure. Don't look on the tire sidewall. Look for a vehicle label that's on the driver's side door or check the owner's manual ," he says.
More
3 comments:
a lot of newer cars have a light that comes on in the dash if tire pressure gets low.
You all laughed at Obama when he told you this.
This is a crock and makes very little if any difference in mileage.
Post a Comment