PSI
PSI is a way to say how hard air is pushing inside something, like your car tires. It tells you if the tire has enough or too much air.
PSI stands for pounds per square inch, a unit of pressure commonly used to measure tire inflation and other pressures in automotive contexts.
Hear It Discussed
"...they said cylinder number two is operating at 25 psi. Oh, bummer. First of all, what does that even mean? How many psi is it supposed to run at? Well, it's supposed to have at least 125."
#2608: Where Engines Never Warm Up The Best of Car Talk
"That's why it would only make three PSI and go into limp mode. The turbo looked relatively new."
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"quick you turn back on the same journey don't hit the same pothole that would be a muppet move and then you watch the PSI 2.8 2.6 2.2 and I got home"
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