Posted on 4/26/2023
The warning lights in your car are one of the most useful tools to notify you when something needs fixing or readjusting. For instance, the low tire pressure light lets you know that you need to stop by an auto repair shop and refill your tires. Driving with A Warning Light On When the low tire pressure indication appears, the pressure has dropped below the manufacturer's guideline. Do not rely on the light to activate before checking the pressure. Make it a routine to inspect the tire pressure on a regular basis to guarantee you receive the appropriate mileage and prevent being stopped on the road if the pressure drops too low. The light signifies that the level is too low to be considered safe. Overlooking the alert and operating with underinflated tires leads the tires to flex more. It produces excessive heat, which overheats the tire components, causing them to wear and tear. The tires are subjected to more friction, which increases wear and shortens their lifespan. Why You ... read more