How Do You Inspect Tires In A Jeep Grand Cherokee?
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a midsized SUV popular with people who enjoy spending their weekends outdoors, but who live in a more urban setting. Every month or so, you should check the car’s tires to ensure safety. Check your tires’ pressure (PSI) by inserting a tire pressure gauge into the nozzle on the side of the tire called the tire’s valve stem. Press the gauge down until you don’t hear a hiss of air. Note the reading on the tire pressure gauge. Look for a sticker on the driver’s side door that lets you know what the maximum tire pressure should be for your tires. Newer models of the Jeep have a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that lets you know on the dash if there’s a problem with your tire pressure. Add or subtract air to your tires if your PSI indicates it. Adding air to a tire is easy with a simple air pump, available at auto repair shops or at gas stations. You can subtract air from tires by pressing on the metal stem in the center of the valve with a pen tip. Examine
