Yup. Air in the tires expands and contracts with temperature. Best thing to do is check when cold, 3-4 psi change with temperatures is normal. Only way around the psi difference is to air up with nitrogen and get all atmospheric air out. But that technique is rife with opinions....
Maintenance Service.
Hello everyone, I'm a woman, I don't know much about cars. I need a husband for this stuff. What does it mean to get my car serviced? Is it just an oil change and fluid check? I have a 2015 Chev Cruz with 75,400 miles and there is a sticker on my car saying to get it serviced at 75,500 miles. If it's the Lord's will I want to give this car to my child for graduation, so I'm trying to keep it up.
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