The cold weather can really cause your tire pressures to drop several pounds, so this is just a friendly reminder to check em because underinflated tires SUCK in the snow. If you were already a few pounds low before the cold weather, you could be dangerously low now, so make sure to check em the next chance you get.

 

i went to go fill em up today and the amoco around here that has free air, ended up having a broken air station thing. and i didn't have any change on me to go to another. i need to fill mine up cause they are getting low.

 

Agreed... this one night it was REALLY cold in San Francisco. The next morning, my dad's front right tire was completely flat. No hole or puncture of any sort. It was the cold.

 

good call mr. hyde :thumbup:

 

Just put my 15" wheels back on for the ugly winter.


I hate winter.

 

Yeah, I just filled mine a couple days ago, and they were running low. But as far as driving in the snow, I thought you were supposed to let out a few pounds if you're driving on the stuff to give you a little more traction, then fill em back up when its' all melted.

 

Good looking out bro:thumbup: Good thing it doesn't snow here, but im gonna check anyway.

 

Weird, I had a dream last night that my front tire went flat.

 

Good Lookin' Out!

 

thanks for the reminder