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How do I check the tire pressure in a Nissan Sentra?
The front right tire of my 2021 Nissan Sentra looks slightly lower than the others. How do I check its tire pressure?
Andrea Barrett · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Keeping the right amount of pressure in your tires is essential. To check the tire pressure in a Nissan Sentra, use the tire pressure monitoring screen on your vehicle’s digital display. For older cars that aren’t equipped with a display screen, you can use a tire pressure gauge on the tire’s valve stem.
Newer models are equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system that will notify you with a “low pressure” light on the gauge cluster when the tire pressure is below a certain threshold.
Improperly inflated tires mean your tires can’t do their job. If you drive with underinflated tires, it could result in the following:
- Changes to vehicle handling
- Decreased fuel efficiency
- Increases the risk of a tire puncture
- Increases the risk of a tire blowout
If you’re not keen on dealing with tire troubles, check your tire pressure as part of your
regular maintenance schedule
. And on top of keeping your Nissan well-maintained, consider getting a car insurance
policy that also has roadside assistance
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