To depressurize a car tire, start by locating the valve stem on the tire. Remove the valve cap and use a tire pressure gauge or a small tool to press down on the valve core inside the stem. This will release air from the tire. Keep a firm, controlled pressure on the valve core until the tire reaches the desired pressure level. You can periodically check the pressure with a gauge to ensure accuracy. Once the tire is sufficiently deflated, remove the tool and replace the valve cap to prevent dirt and debris from entering the valve. Ensure the tire is safely deflated to avoid any sudden air release or potential hazards.

Keep Your Tires Safe – Learn More About Proper Tire Care

To depressurize a car tire, start by locating the valve stem on the tire. Remove the valve cap and use a tire pressure gauge or a small tool to press down on the valve core inside the stem. This will release air from the tire. Keep a firm, controlled pressure on the valve core until the tire reaches the desired pressure level. You can periodically check the pressure with a gauge to ensure accuracy. Once the tire is sufficiently deflated, remove the tool and replace the valve cap to prevent dirt and debris from entering the valve. Ensure the tire is safely deflated to avoid any sudden air release or potential hazards.

Keep Your Tires Safe – Learn More About Proper Tire Care