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At least once a month.
Check pressure at least monthly with cold tyres, and before long trips. Set it to the manufacturer’s specified value for the relevant load and check sooner if pressure loss is suspected. Waiting for the technical inspection or checking only twice a year is insufficient. Do not deflate a hot tyre to the value specified for cold tyres.
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when passing the mandatory technical inspection (ITV).
At least once a month.
twice a year, coinciding with the start of summer and winter.
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