Admit it — the only time you pay attention to your car's tires is when one of them is flat. After all, it's easy to assume they're doing fine as long as they can get you from point A to point B. But ...

The reason, according to Consumers Reports, is due to the cold weather causing air to become denser, reducing the tire pressure. Additionally, tires naturally lose pressure over time, which can lead ...

As winter nears, many people across the country are waking up to freezing temperatures. And some of these people are finding their cars’ tires look deflated or the tire pressure warning has lit up on ...

TAMPA, Fla. — When cold weather is in the forecast, taking care of your vehicle may be one of the first things that comes to mind. You may consider letting your engine warm up before driving or ...