Mine were 5 lbs. low this morning at 43 degrees. Good to go now, and will check again when colder than 32. Amazing how many people don't notice until they are down to 15 psi, or flat. At least they ride smooth at low pressure.
Originally Posted by Chris142
Tell me about these low ambient temps you speak of?
I am in a part of Ca where we are still in the mid to upper 90's in the daytime, but dropping to the low 50's in the early morning hours. At 5 A.M. last Tuesday my tires where about 5 lbs low.
Funny this subject came up. I drove my pickup today to take my son fishing...hadn't driven it in a few days. TPMS alerted that a tire was low (29 psi). Ended up adding air to all 4 tires. Checked the other 2 vehicles tonight, and all 8 tires needed a lil more air!
Originally Posted by CT8
Originally Posted by Chris142
Tell me about these low ambient temps you speak of?
105* instead of 117*
Whaaa? Its 48f tonight, but we are seeing mid/upper 30's already, my beater car, 03 Acura TL looks like fronts need air! We are using wood stove already! "Few hours only"
Originally Posted by Snagglefoot
Don't forget to use pure nitrogen!
Try Methane? Atleast you can smell it if you have a slow leak...lol