There are two main types of tire pressure gauges: fixed workshop gauges and portable pocket size gauges. The objective of this procedure is to show you how to use a tire pressure gauge and interpret the readings correctly.
The tire pressures should be checked when the tires are cold. The objective of this procedure is to show you how to check and adjust tire pressures to correct levels. Check the owner's manual or the tire decal usually located on the driver's side door jam for correct pressures.
The objective of this procedure is to show you how to check tire for correct wear pattern and ensure there are no embedded foreign objects in the tread. Remember to check the spare or emergency rim as well as the four fitted tires.
The objective of this procedure is to show you how to rotate tires to meet the manufacturer's requirements. Some tires are directional; they are designed to turn in one direction only. The majority of tires can be mounted and run in either direction.
An inflated tire is a pressure vessel that must be treated with care and respect. Always fully deflate the tire before performing any repair tasks. The objective of this procedure is to show you how to safely remove a vehicle tire from a rim.
The objective of this procedure is to show you how to safely fit a vehicle tire to a rim. Always check with specifications on the tire machine you are using before proceeding with the mounting of the tire to avoid damage to the rim.
The objective of this procedure is to show you how to dynamically balance a tire and wheel rim assembly. The first step is the prepare the vehicle and remove the wheels. Mark the wheel in relation to its location on the vehicle so you can replace it correctly.
