2013-12-10, 11:24 AM
Nion Wrote:So I always get paranoid over the little things and this made me worry:
I drive to school at 5:30 AM and it normally takes 30 minutes to reach my college campus. Right before I got onto the freeway, my car signaled a "low tire pressure" indicating that one of my tires may need to be pumped. This made me wonder what did I do to cause this; was it when I drove my little brother back home at night, did I run over some glass or some object to have that happening, etc. So for the next 30 minutes, I'm driving while constantly looking at the signal every other second. I'm wondering whether I would crash if it popped, if I were to die tomorrow, what did I do to impact anyone's life...
And the signal went away right when I got to school. Was it... a false? Am I going to re-encounter it again?
Stop by a gas station on your way back and pump up your tires. It's not a big deal. Tires regularly lose pressure over time.
The light probably went away because your tire warmed up and so the air pressure inside rose.