Experienced technicians strongly advise inflating tires in winter, and the main reason for this advice lies in the physical properties of the air with which the tires are inflated.

As the temperature drops, the air compresses, causing the tire pressure to drop. Even a slight drop in temperature can cause a significant decrease in tire pressure, which leads to a number of problems such as poor handling, increased wear and loss of studs.

Inflating your tires is a simple and effective means of compensating for this effect, ensuring safety and optimal performance in winter conditions.