4) Ignore tire pressure
Those darn lights on the dashboard can sure be annoying, and half the time people don’t even know what the light is for, or assume there is a fault in the car. However, for an easy fix such as refilling your tires’ air pressure, you can save yourself a lot of inconvenience, time, and money by paying attention to the notification lights on your dash. Ignoring tire pressure can lead to:
• Increase in braking distance
• Uneven wear on your tires resulting in a need to replace them sooner
• Hydroplaning, or slipping on wet surfaces
• More likely to get a flat tire
• Wastes fuel by uneven driving
• Affects you vehicles stability
Ignoring that tire pressure light will eventually cost you in safety, or money, by ignoring the indicator you may end up settling on both.
