Have you people in the north experiencing any issues with low tire pressure?

I have the same issue when they are all season tires, and now I changed them to winter tires. They are still here.

But it will disappear the minute I start the car, and they all go up to around 33 / 34.

PS: I park my car in the garage, cannot imagine if I park it in the driveway.

 

Cold temps will cause air to compress inside tires, lowering the pressure until the tires warm up. It’s perfectly normal, though many people (including me) overfill their tires by a couple of pounds of pressure in the winter to compensate for the cold and avoid the alerts.

https://www.firestonecompleteautocar...-cold-weather/

 

Great info! Thanks for sharing.

 

I've had this issue as well, and I live in Atlanta.

When the recent cold snap hit I also had three tires drop below 30, and this is with my car in the garage as well. I just aired them all up to 35 while it was still cold out, and they've been holding steady ever since. I don't see anything here to be concerned about.