Q: My tires are feeling low. Is it OK to put air in them during the winter? Someone told me that filling tires in the winter can lead to water in the tires because of moisture in the air pump. A ...

As temperatures drop, so does your tire pressure — a small change that can lead to big problems if left unchecked.

Should you put air in your tires when it's cold? Air contracts in the cold. For every 10-degree drop in temperature, tires lose one point per square inch, according to AAA.

Provided you have the correct adaptors, it should be possible to fill a car tire using a bicycle pump, but the effort involved can be overwhelming.

Finally, you may want to consider turning your car off while filling the tires with air to save fuel and avoid dumping excess emissions into the atmosphere.

When temperatures drop, drivers may notice the tire pressure light turn on. We asked tire professionals and car experts to explain why.

What to do if your tire pressure light comes on As temperatures rise, warm air can cause expansion in the tire and increasing the pressure. But it usually won’t rise by more than a few PSI.

Should you put antifreeze in your car when it's cold? Ahead of the cold snap, check your car’s engine coolant and antifreeze levels.

As a polar vortex sweeps across Texas, bringing rare arctic air, vehicles are greeting drivers with a familiar sight: the tire pressure warning light. When temperatures drop, so does your tire ...