RepairPal's Tips for Getting Your Tires #WinterReady This January
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Alright, so maybe you haven't been glued to our Twitter account all month long while we gave out great #WinterReady tips for your tires. No need to beat yourself up – we've compiled the list to make it as simple as possible to stay safe on the roads.
Check out some of our favorite tips for #WinterReady tires and don't forget to add your own in the comments below!
Are your tires #WinterReady? We will be sharing tips all month long on keeping your tires in top shape for the cold and wet weather.
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 9, 2017
Tires are considered legally worn out when the tread depth reaches 2/32 of an inch – are your tires #WinterReady?
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 9, 2017
The penny test is one helpful way to check your tread! More info here: https://t.co/8tFiBZj925 https://t.co/8lzjVOtHs3
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 9, 2017
Did you know that improperly inflated tires will wear more quickly, affecting ride, handling, and fuel economy? Get your tires #WinterReady.
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 11, 2017
Check tire pressure when your tires are cold – driving just a short distance will heat up the tires and falsely raise the PSI #WinterReady
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 14, 2017
You should never go below the pressure number on the placard found in the door jam or above the number printed on the tires! #WinterReady
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 16, 2017
When should you get new tires? Check the “wear bars” along the grooves of the tire. #WinterReady your tires today!
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 20, 2017
Not changing your tires can compromise your car’s safety making loss of traction and hydroplaning much more likely. #WinterReady
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 25, 2017
#Winterizing your car is vital to the safety of you and your family on the road. Read more on the blog: https://t.co/6rthrHmtaX #WinterReady pic.twitter.com/6xYzpFKIOC
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 26, 2017
"See a penny, pick it up – all day long you'll have... a way to check the tread depth of your tires!" That's how it goes, right?
— RepairPal (@RepairPal) January 28, 2017
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Kimberlea Buczeke is an automotive expert at RepairPal, the leading online source of auto repair resources and estimates. With many ASE Master certified mechanics on staff who have decades of experience, RepairPal knows all the fine points of car repair.
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