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lizem100, it's next to impossible to 'eyeball'' tires ans determine that the inflation pressure is the same in each. Sure you can notice if one is 10psi lower than the others, but a few psi is not readily apparent. MB and tire manufacturers recommend checking tire pressure with a quality pressure guage at least once per month when the tires are cold, and especially when there's a dramatic temperature change. Every ten degrees difference in ambient temperature can change the tire pressure 1 to 2psi, depending on the volume of air in a given tire.
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Fred Hoelzle
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