It certainly depends on many factors. Modern vehicle technology addresses this, because it's not just the much-discussed type of drive \u2013 whether gasoline or electric \u2013 that contributes to the driving experience, but also road holding and cornering stability. Optimal driving performance enhances safety because it allows for a quick response in dangerous situations. For example, a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) monitors tire pressure while driving and warns of a pressure drop. If you see a slow leak on the monitor and are perhaps even warned by an audible signal while driving, you have time to react. You can briefly stop and check the affected tire, add air, or have it inspected. You won't be caught off guard by a tire blowout and won't have to rush to save your vehicle, and potentially your life and the lives of other road users, in a state of shock. This is also part of the concept of driving comfort: arriving at your destination comfortably and not having to wait for hours on the side of the road for help because of a flat tire.
\nRetrofitting with a TireMoni system is worthwhile \u2013 even if you've had your on-board system deactivated due to false warnings. TireMoni measures directly and reliably, and at a price that pays for itself within a year through fuel and tire savings.<\/p>\n