A surge of colder weather this week means tire pressure warnings will light up for North Texas drivers.
If you live in locations north and east of the DFW Metroplex, you may consider protecting plants that you don't want to lose to freezing temperatures. Most of the Metroplex will likely hold closer to 39 or 40.WHY IS TIRE PRESSURE LOW IN THE COLD?
The reason this typically happens on cold mornings is that the air in the tires contracts in the cold. In other words, the air takes up less space in the tires, causing the air pressure to drop.Once the outside temperatures warm up, the tire pressure alert should go away. If it doesn't, make sure you get the tires properly inflated.WEATHER CONNECTION
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