Inflate tires to the recommended tire pressure when cold, like in the morning after the car has been sitting. Check your car’s owner’s manual for the recommended pressure, or inside the driver ...

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Check tires when they're cold or haven't been driven for at least three hours. If you check it right after driving, the pressure will read higher than it really is. Use a tire pressure gauge.

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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - As we face this summer heat, car experts warn you to watch tire pressure. AAA says for every 10-degree rise in temperatures, a tire’s pressure increases.

You can check your tire pressures regularly with a gauge. This should be done once a week and perhaps more often if you use the bike daily. There are different types of tire pressure gauges available.