Inflating tires after driving to gas station

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All kinds of interesting info in the owners manual.

 

I vaguely remember the Ideal Gas Law Equation that is something like pV=RT ; where p is pressure, V is volume, T is temperature and R is the ideal gas law constant. If you can estimate these perameters and the constant, you'll have your answer.

Alternatively, you can over inflate your tires at the gas station on the way home. Then let a little air out of each tire when you check them the next morning, when they are cold.

 

If you don't have room for a regular air compressor just get a small
one. You can store them anywhere. And will do what your needing.

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Chevron is one holdout (maybe the only?) in our area still offering free air. For me it's dead simple: any time we're tanking up at the outset of a trip, when the tires are still relatively cool, I'll check and top them up as needed.