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To: Lane3 who wrote (108931)4/13/2005 8:27:55 AM
From: John Carragher  Read Replies (2) of 793770
 
i have a digital gauge.. about four years old.. works every time. i might have spent a few pennies more than i usually did for one.. prior i had problems getting the correct pressure.

best time to check your tires... before you go out in the morning or after car has been sitting for a few hours. take pressure determine what pressure should be. drive to station and add that amount of air to tire or maybe a little more. as you build up pressure once you start to drive the car.

next morning check you tires again.. if over inflated let out a little air.. you should be ok for another month. or until outside temperature changes. temperature change affects tire pressure.

tires are not cheap to replace , take care of them , get them balanced and front end checked once or year or so. This will prevent tires from being ruined. not sure tire rotation at todays costs saves you anything.
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