Temperature change effects tire pressure  

so now is the time to check your tires pressure!

            Q. What is the proper pressure for my tire or how do I find it?

            A. The tire pressure is stamped on the side of the tire. This is the recommended pressure the tire manufacturer has determined for the weight load capacity of the tire,

and for the best ride.

            Q. What about the tag on the door of my vehicle?

            A. That is the recommended pressure for the original equipment tires and that is for the best ride qualities also.  Since this information is for the original tires to the vehicle, you should always consult the side of the tire for the best answer. 

**Don't forget that properly inflated tires do make a difference in fuel economy and longevity!

***Please use caution when airing tires and NEVER air a tire that has been run down the road flat or very low for any period of time as there is probably sidewall damage and nobody needs a tire blowing up on them.

          -Jay Cassill

Jay will be on the Expert Hour again on Friday, April 1st

Landon will be driving Phoenix Racing's No. 09 Chevrolet car this weekend at Fontana in the Sprint Cup Series!  The race will be on FOX Sunday afternoon - be sure to watch and cheer for our boy! 

 PS. Watch Cassill Motors Facebook Page for Landon Cassill Links and updates! 

Danny Lehmkuhl is the Service Advisor at Cassill Motors.  He has been with Cassill Motors for approx 7 1/2 years, working with the race team, shuttle driver, and other positions as needed.  Danny is like a nephew to Roger and Jay and enjoys working on the Dirt Car crew whenever Landon comes home. 

Whether working on or driving a race car ...or just going to the races - Danny is a big fan!  In his free time, Danny also enjoys playing a round of golf, and spending time with his family and friends.  If you have a mechanical issue, call Danny and he will make your need his priority!

The difference between try and triumph is a little umph.   

~Author Unknown