Monster Mat Special

The key to keeping an already car clean and protecting your good-looking interior is a set of deep, mud-collecting mats from Volkswagen. Monster mats come in any shape and size you need as they're genuine Volkswagen accessories. They fit the floor of your vehicle to the manufacturer's exact specifications. Not only do they look great, they protect your vehicle.

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• Underinflated tires cause the engine to work harder. It's like riding a bike with low tires. It's harder to pedal because of the increased rolling resistance.

• Underinflated tires wear faster, and they affect the steering and handling of your vehicle.

• If tire pressure is too low, then too much of the tire's surface area touches the ground, which increases friction between the road and the tire. Thus, your tires wear out earlier, and they could also overheat.

• One sign of low tire pressure is if your tires squeal when cornering.

• Underinflation is the leading cause of tire failure. It results in unnecessary tire stress, irregular wear, loss of control and accidents.

• Tires lose air at a rate of about a pound a month, which means if they weren't checked since the last time you had the vehicle serviced (say 4 months ago), they could be several pounds low.

• Underinflation, by as little as 6 psi, can cut gas mileage by 3%.

• Under-inflated tires wear more on the outside edges. Over-inflated tires wear excessively in the center of the tread.

• The "recommended" tire pressure is almost always lower than the "maximum" tire pressure printed on the tire's sidewall. Check your owner's manual to find out where to look on your vehicle for the recommended amount of air (usually on the driver's door, the glove compartment, or the gas filler door).

• For the most accurate reading, tire pressure must be checked when tires are cold. You can check tire pressure any time of the day, as long as the tires have been sitting for a few hours or haven’t been driven for more than a few miles.

• Under normal loads, you should inflate tires according to the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations, NOT the maximum pressure listed on the sidewall.