Check the pressure in inflated tires only when the tire is cold.
Check the pressure once a month and also as part of maintenance.
Additionally, the pressure in inflated tires is checked before relatively long highway trips, since during these periods the temperature load on the tires is greatest.
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Checking the pressure in inflated tires (Mercedes-Benz C-Class W202)
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