As temperatures dip during the colder months, drivers may notice their tire pressure warning lights go on more frequently. This phenomenon occurs because colder weather causes tire pressure to drop, ...

The reason, according to Consumers Reports, is due to the cold weather causing air to become denser, reducing the tire pressure. Additionally, tires naturally lose pressure over time, which can lead ...

Wednesday's drop in temperatures may have affected a vehicle's tire pressure. Temperatures dropped from the 80s to the 30s, which can result in a roughly five-pound loss. Having low tire pressure can ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - With the cold air comes many changes in the atmosphere. One of those changes comes in the form of low tire pressure. But no need to worry - it’s normal! As the temperature drops, ...

We’ve all been there—rolling down the highway, enjoying the ride, and then suddenly, that pesky tire warning light blinks on. "Great," you think, "time to stop and check the tire pressure." But here’s ...