SAFETY TIPS

You’ve probably seen it – the tire pressure warning light (see accompanying image) – a computerized measurement that alerts you when the pressure of one (or more) of your tires falls below 25% of the manufacturer’s recommended psi (pounds per square inch). Some cars alert you if your tire’s pressure is too high, but the majority of vehicles focus on the more common problem: underinflation.

Let’s face it, not every trip goes as perfectly as planned. And as much as we hope you never need emergency care on the side of the road, there’s a chance you will at some point. So, make sure you have proper roadside assistance before you need it.