Tire Pressure Changes Over Time

When you first buy your car or when you get it serviced, your tires are inflated to the correct air pressure. However, with time, the pressure can fluctuate and cause serious changes in performance. Hot weather can cause your tire pressure to increase above the recommended amount and cold weather causes underinflation. Wrong inflation can lead to premature wear and tread, uneven tread wear, rough handling, and decreased traction. It can also cause a tire blowout and is a safety risk.

Winter Weather & Tire Pressure

In cooler temperatures, tire pressure can decrease severely and lead to underinflated tires. Driving with tires below the recommended air pressure can negatively impact your fuel economy, damage your suspension and internal systems, and reduce overall tire life. Most importantly, underinflated tires can increase the risk of getting into a serious accident. When you don’t check your tires regularly, there’s a higher chance that these dangerous situations may happen. So it’s always important to always make sure that your tires are at the proper air pressure.

Tire Inflation Check Service & Complimentary Tire Safety Inspection

Some of our customers like to handle tire inflation themselves but we are always ready to help. You don’t have to hassle yourself on a cold day by checking your tire pressure and inflating them to factory specifications when Mile High Honda in Denver has a team of Honda certified technicians ready to do it for you. One of the greatest benefits of Honda Tire Inflation Check Service is that it gives a certified technician an opportunity to inspect your tires for uneven tread wear and depth check to make sure your vehicle is operating at factory specifications.