Under-inflated tires, increase rolling resistance, which requires more energy from the engine to maintain speed. This can result in higher fuel consumption and increased costs at the pump. By taking the time to get your tire pressure checked and ensuring it is at the recommended level, you can maximize your vehicle's fuel efficiency. This not only saves you money on fuel expenses but also contributes to a more environmentally friendly driving experience by reducing carbon emissions. Regular tire pressure maintenance is a simple and cost-effective way to optimize your fuel usage and reduce your overall environmental impact. It's a win-win situation that benefits both your wallet and the planet.



Safety Concerns

Here at GoFix, we prioritize your safety above all else. That's why we strongly recommend and encourage regular maintenance for your vehicle. Ensuring that your tires are properly inflated and the vehicle functions properly, plays a crucial role in keeping you and your loved ones safe on the road. Under-inflated tires can compromise your vehicle's handling, stability, and braking ability, especially during emergency situations or in adverse weather conditions. By getting your tire pressure checked regularly, you reduce the risk of accidents, maintain optimal traction, and have better control over your vehicle. Your safety is our utmost concern, and we believe that a small investment of time to check your tire pressure is a small price to pay for the peace of mind that comes with knowing you're driving on safe and reliable tires. We don't compromise on safety - That is why we include a free tire pressure check as part of the multipoint inspection.

Handling

- The importance of optimal handling: when it comes to your vehicle. Proper tire pressure is a critical factor in achieving excellent handling and control on the road. When your tires are inflated to the correct pressure, you experience improved responsiveness and maneuverability. This means that your vehicle will handle turns with greater precision, offer better stability during sudden lane changes, and provide a smoother overall driving experience. On the other hand, driving with under-inflated tires can significantly impact your vehicle's handling capabilities. It can lead to sluggish steering response, reduced grip on the road, and an overall decrease in vehicle stability. This can be particularly concerning when faced with unexpected driving situations or when driving on wet or slippery surfaces.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

- What is the recommended tire pressure for my vehicle/checking?

If you're unable to locate the owner's manual or sticker, you can also check the website of your vehicle manufacturer or contact their customer service for assistance. Remember that it's important to adhere to the recommended tire pressure to ensure optimal safety, handling, and performance of your vehicle. Alternatively, you can also find the recommended tire pressure on a sticker or placard located on the driver's side door jamb, inside the glove compartment, on the fuel filler door, or sometimes in the trunk.

- How often should I check my tire pressure?

The recommended frequency for checking your tire pressure is generally once a month. Regular monthly checks allow you to monitor and maintain the proper tire inflation levels, ensuring optimal performance and safety. However, it's also a good idea to check your tire pressure more frequently under certain circumstances, such as before long trips, when the weather changes significantly, or if you notice any signs of pressure loss or uneven tire wear. By conducting regular checks, you can promptly address any issues and maintain the recommended tire pressure for your vehicle.