Dont Wait to Inflate

University Place, WALocal News

The City of University Place will host "Don’t Wait to Inflate" on June 3, 2025, focusing on the critical role of proper tire inflation for various vehicles. The event will feature discussions on how maintaining correct cold inflation pressure can enhance fuel efficiency, benefiting both drivers and the environment. Experts will highlight the correlation between tire maintenance and the health of local aquatic ecosystems, particularly the coho salmon populations in the Puget Sound. This initiative is part of a larger effort to promote sustainable automotive practices and vehicle safety within the community. Attendees will receive practical advice on vehicle servicing and maintenance, ensuring they are well-informed for the summer driving season.

The event aligns with ongoing local efforts to address environmental concerns and improve automotive efficiency. Participants will engage with experts and learn about the importance of natural rubber in tire production and its environmental implications. This event aims to foster a culture of responsible vehicle ownership and community awareness.

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