How Tire Pressure Impacts Your Fuel Efficiency
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Did you know driving with the wrong tire pressure can increase your fuel consumption by up to 3%?
It may not sound like much, but over a year that’s dozens of extra liters and more stops at the pump.
When your tire pressure is too low:
The contact patch with the road increases.
Your engine works harder to move the vehicle.
More friction means faster tire wear.
When your tire pressure is too high:
Grip can decrease in certain conditions.
Tires wear unevenly.
Bottom line: Check your tire pressure at least once a month and before long trips.
Pro tip: Pair regular maintenance with tires designed for maximum efficiency. At Tire Warehouse, we recommend the Michelin CrossClimate2 — an All Weather tire with low rolling resistance for reduced fuel consumption and reliable grip all year round.
Find your Michelin CrossClimate2 today at TireWarehouse.ca and start saving with every mile.
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