Should I change the winter air in my tires to fresh summer air ?

Answer 1

You should. Summer air is lighter than other air because of the heat. The best configuration is : front tires summer air, back tires spring air. I hope this helps.

Answer 2

Well... would you want to breathe old yucky winter air all summer long? No, you want fresh, clean summer air. I suggest that you deflate your tires completely, and let them sit on the rims for about 4 days. This will give the rubber time to relax too; like a summer vacation. Then, to ensure that the air your tires gets is truely summer air, I suggest that you blow the tires up with your mouth rather than one of those machines.. you never how long it has been since they filled that machine.. could be winter leftovers. It's a good thing you asked... this is not something to "guess" at

Answer 3

Only if you want that fresh summer smell. The down side is the summer air is hotter could cause more wear on your tires than the cooler winter air.lol

Answer 4

With the amount of pollution in our atmosphere nowadays, there's no such thing as fresh air anymore! So, I don't see the point of that at all. Forget about it, enjoy your summer dude!

Answer 5

You need to perform the taste test. Put your mouth on the nozzle and use your tongue to push the valve in to let a little air out. If it tastes stale and rubbery, it's time to change it.

Answer 6

with fresh summer air in the tires...it will feel like your *floatn* on *air*...

Answer 7

Yes, absolutely.

Answer 8

if it helps with gas mileage, yes, but bear in mind they'll raise air prices then.

Answer 9

You would be better off to change the air between your ears.Could you please come up with a less stupid question.

Answer 10

Yes , and don't forget to switch the wiper blades.