Will cold weather lead to insufficient tire pressure?

The cold weather in the Pacific automobile network will lead to the decrease of tire pressure, which is caused by the nature of thermal expansion and cold contraction. When the temperature drops 10 degrees, the tire pressure drops by about 0. 1 bar. According to the situation at that time, if the weather only gets cold for a short time, the tire pressure will rise when the weather gets warmer.

If the weather is cold for a long time, you can inflate it properly to keep the tire pressure within the normal range.

Because the tire is the only part that directly touches the ground, it will affect the driving stability and safety factor of the car. Tire pressure is an important parameter of tire, which should not be too high or too low. When the tire pressure is too high, the contact area between the tire and the ground becomes smaller, the grip becomes smaller, the driving comfort will be greatly reduced, and the tire will wear abnormally. If you drive at high temperature and high speed when the tire pressure is too high, the risk factor of tire puncture will increase.

If the tire pressure is too low, the steering wheel may become heavier, and the vehicle will run off, which will also aggravate tire wear and increase fuel consumption.

Therefore, it is necessary to regularly check the tire pressure to ensure that the tire pressure is within the normal range, so that the driving experience will be better.