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Checking tire pressure (Peugeot 207)

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Note: Check your tire pressure regularly. Tire pressure will drop over time.


During operation, the tires heat up after several kilometers of running, and the pressure increases. Therefore, you should not release air from the tires if the pressure is checked on warm tires. However, if the tire pressure is below the norm, the tires should be pumped up.

Under-inflated tires lead to increased fuel consumption, reduced tire life, and reduced vehicle performance. In addition, under-inflated tires can overheat and become damaged.

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