The Tire Pressure Light Came On
Does the tire pressure warning light keep coming on during winter?
There is a good chance it is not a malfunction. If it is cold outside, that is probably the cause. If your car has a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), it monitors your tires for punctures and pressure losses. If the tire pressure drops below the TPMS minimum, it will emit a warning.
The problem with winter is the changing climate causes pressures to drop. Using the formula, PV/T= P2V2/T2, you’ll find tires lose about one psi for every ten degrees.
So if your vehicle’s TPMS system emits a warning, refill your tires and then reset the system. There should be directions to reset your system in your owner’s manual.
If that doesn’t fix the problem, then reach out to Don Mealey Chevrolet.
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