on the door panel it says...cold tire pressure front 32psi and back 29 psi...so does that mean it should be measured at when its kinda cold out?

 

No, it's means check them before u drive it not after. Your tires warm up from driving.

 

if youve still got summer air in your tires, you need to let all the air out and switch to winter air. or youl be in a world of hurt

 

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Umm...don't I just put more air on top of depressured air from the cold? it's just that air molecules are moving slower in colder temp...pv=nrt for ideal gas...there is no difference between summer air and winter air...maybe u meant something else...?

 

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LOL

 

Tire pressure varies when warm +/- 4 to 6 PSI. So they say, the advice above is valid except the summer air one... hahaha

Check your tires when cold, like when you get up in the morning and before you go driving...

 

or just go to NTB and ask them for a Tire Flush. They fill you tires with nitrogen instead of air... now that awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

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that sounds great cuz i know from chem class that nitrogen is not an ideal gas, hence not a big fluctuation in pressure due to temp change right?....what does NTB stand for again? and how much does it cost?

 

NTB stands for National Tire and Battery.