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Vehicle maintenance and pre-trip checksStandalone practice
When and where should tire pressure be checked?
Correct answer: When tires are cold, using the vehicle placard or owner's manual
Why
Check tire inflation while the tires are cold. Use the recommended pressure in the owner's manual or on the vehicle's placard, such as the sticker on the driver's door, rather than the numbers on the tire's sidewall.
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