Why Does My Tire Pressure Light Come On When It's Cold?
When cold weather is in full effect, vehicles may react differently to the drop in temperature.
Have you noticed that your check tire pressure light has been coming up a lot during the chilly months? Well you’re not alone.
The reasoning behind this is actually quite simple. It is said that for every ten degree drop in temperature, tire pressure decreases 1-2 PSIs. We know that cold shrinks and heat expands, so the cold weather is literally shrinking the air out of your vehicle's tires. This is why your annoying Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) alert keeps kicking…