OK, for those of you who check it often, this is like Duh!!

However for those of us who let checking it go for longer than we really should, I checked mine today and found it had only half of the recommended pressure. Also, over time and with Houston heat, it actually got 'stuck' to the material below it and I had to use a piece of lumber to gently pop it free.

Just thought this might serve as a reminder to check that baby before you need it and it isn't ready.

 

It's nice in NH today, think I'll go do mine now.

 

 

Definitely a good tip.....I actually keep a small air compressor in my trunk just in case...it cost around 15 bucks.....good investment

 

 

Ill check mine when i have a flat..

 

Keep one in the trunk as well! Just thought about checking it so I don't have to sit on the roadside inflating a spare (especially since those things are 60psi tires) and have to deal with the 'cool down' period of a compressor.