The recommended frequency to check tyre pressure is generally once a month. Tyres naturally lose a small amount of air over time, even without damage or wear, so regular monthly checks help maintain proper inflation. This prevents risks such as loss of grip, increased braking distances, tyre damage, premature tyre wear, and increased fuel consumption. Additional important points include:

• Check tyre pressure when tyres are cold, preferably before driving or after the vehicle has been stationary for a few hours. This gives the most accurate reading because driving heats up the tyres and temporarily raises the pressure.
• Don't forget to check the spare tyre pressure regularly as well.
• If you notice an unusual loss of pressure or a tyre losing air faster than others, have it inspected by a professional.
• Some experts recommend more frequent checks, such as every two weeks or before long trips, especially in colder weather when tyre pressure can drop more quickly.

In summary, the best practice is to check tyre pressure at least once a month , more often if possible, and always before long journeys for safety and tyre longevity.