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October 8th, 2014 11:50 AM #11TS, ilang psi ba ang ibinaba?
Ensure that you check your tire pressure only when the tires are cold. Baka naman hindi consistent ang temperature ng gulong nyo tuwing nagpapa-hangin kayo kaya minsan mababa.
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October 9th, 2014 11:24 AM #20all four tires... malas mo naman... where do you pass.. the construction site? heh heh. (hey! this is not a joke! i used to get punctures on a regular basis... until i had my long driveway fixed up.)
this is what i do to monitor my tires...
1. be consistent on when and where you check the pressures. most experts suggest doing it in the morning before moving off, when all tires are properly cooled down, to the same temperature. but to many, including me with fat tummy, that is un-acceptable or anatomicallly impossible. so, i hie off to the nearest gas station or tire shop (so's the tires don't get too warm). isa lang ang pinupuntahan kong gas station, para consistent ang gauge calibration. and oh! do be generous to the gas boy who will check your pressures, and his face will light up everytime he sees your car driving in.. magkano lang ba naman yon?
2. see that the pressure gauge is properly calibrated. i admit, it takes a while to size up the gas station's gauge..
3. learn to size up tire pressure just by looking at the tire. and do it everytime before you drive off.
nitrogen? i have read some reports on that.. the conclusion was... the advantages are so minimal to the average motorist, it is advantageous to you only if it is given free.
wheel alignment? it has no bearing on dropping pressures, as is roughness of road surface.
leaks? they are not included in the warranty. in general, tires are wear-and tear and are not warrantied by the casa. unless you can show that what happened was not wear and tear..
so how often do i get my tire pressures checked? i have them checked every 1 or 2 weeks.
and before you hurl invectives at the other motorist for insulting your driving habit, ask yourself first, because if you think enough, you will come to the conclusion that you probably deserved it.
heh heh.Last edited by dr. d; October 9th, 2014 at 11:28 AM.
agree ako syo. battery dying will be the next owner's problem. kaso the only reason I'm buying...
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