"CobraJoe" (cobrajoe)
01/06/2014 at 12:13 • Filed to: None | 1 | 1 |
This mornin, I did something kinda stupid, I saw I had low pressure in my tires and I drove off anyways (Hey, it's a 5 mile trip on slow roads and my car is a bit of a beater). Sure enough, after 2 miles I got a flat. I didn't see a cause, so I'm sure the cold combined with the bumpy road and low pressure to unseat the tire.
Moral of the story: Air up your tires in the winter, they'll go low and then go flat on the coldest day of the year and you'll have to change a tire in -30 degree windchill.
jmaseV8
> CobraJoe
01/06/2014 at 13:17 | 1 |
Think the rule of thumb is tire pressure moves 1 pound of pressure per 10 degrees of air temperature change.