10 Ways People Waste Money On Their Cars Every Day

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2) Neglecting to keep tires properly inflated

The inflation of your tires influences how well your vehicle performs. If you drive on improperly inflated tires, it can affect the efficiency of your gas mileage and prematurely wear the tires out. When you keep your tires filled with enough air, you’ll be saving money you didn’t even realize you were losing. You should check your tire pressure at least once a month and also check it when there are extreme temperature changes in the weather. It can increase or decrease pressure with hot and cold changes. An easy way to remember to check your tires is to set an alert on your phone. Tire pressure is something that can easily slip your mind, so it’s good to have a reminder. The PSI (pounds per square inch) informs you exactly how much air to put in your tire and can be found on the sidewall of your car door.

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