Glossary / General

tire pressure monitor

9 Episode Mentions

Too Afraid to Ask

A tire pressure monitor tells you if your tires are too inflated or not inflated enough. This is important for safe driving and can help your tires last longer.

Technical Definition

A tire pressure monitor is a system that alerts drivers when tire pressure is too low or too high, which can affect vehicle safety and fuel efficiency. It helps maintain optimal tire performance and longevity.

Hear It Discussed

"Moderncarshavetirepressuremonitorsthatwarnthedrivertoslowdownifapressuredrops. NowminedidthatwhenIhadmyflat,itthelightcameon..."
Plugs for Run Flat Tires? Some Houston Hiking? the '27 Kia Telluride first look! In Wheel Time Podcast: Your Go-To Automotive Talk Show 00:46

"It was something minor like that where it wasn't big like a tire pressure monitor."
Trusted Automotive Advice Personalized for You Too Under The Hood show 13:23

"“I was going through some of the settings screens and there was a page for the tire pressure monitor. The tire pressures on the front wheels is 70 PSI, 79 PSI pressure on the rear wheels…”"
Live From Nebraska Wheel Bearings 22:08