Remember, to check you tire pressure in the summer. In Arizona it gets so hot in the summer that the pressure in the tires gets very low. The reason is the tires expands and the pressure lowers. This summer look on the side on the freeways and you will see people with flat tires. Another note, keep your tire pressure at 32-35 psi. Check your tires at night or before you drive to get an accurate pressure count. Have a safe summer.
Joe Zahara
Owner
We do our very best to help the people of Arizona be safe drivers. Thank you for the comments.
Hello.
My name is Joe Zahara, I am the founder and owner of Stop and Go Driving School. I started this school in order to provide each student with a positive experience learning to drive. I am a certified teacher by profession and I am endorsed to teach Traffic Education by the Department of Education and the Motor Vehicle Division of Arizona.
I have developed this Blog in order to maintain close contact with our students and Parents. My main goal is to ensure each student has much knowledge about driving as they can. I will be discussing rules of the road, DWI law’s and any other topic people want to learn about. So feel free to ask me any questions you would like answered. I want this to be as educational and fun as possible.
Thank you
Joe Zahara
Owner
