Tire Michelin, who states that vehicles whose air pressure is not within normal values, cannot achieve the desired performance in bends, brakes and fuel consumption, underlines the importance of checking tire air pressure at least once a day.

Pointing out that the control and adjustment of the required air pressure is a very simple process, Michelin points out that the measurement can be made at the air pressure station at each fuel station and this process will make a positive contribution to both fuel consumption and vehicle performance.

Tire wears rapidly, fuel consumption increases

According to Michelin; tire air pressure is a condition that varies according to the weight of the vehicle, the weight balance and most importantly the tire size. Low air pressure increases the risk of a tire bursting and increases the driver's accident risk. At the same time, the treads of tires with high pressure and the treads on the shoulders of tires with low pressure wear out quickly. A tire that is not at the correct air pressure overheats and fuel consumption increases.