In the first of our daily money-saving tips, we show you how to save £10 a week* on your motoring.

Driving with under-inflated tyres can reduce your fuel economy by up to ten per cent.

Check the pressure in your tyres at least once a week, and before every long journey. If the pressure seems low, check it immediately with a tyre gauge.

1. Unscrew the tyre valve cap – these are usually black and twist off by hand.
2. Insert the gauge into the valve and check the pressure on the gauge display. If it’s above or below the recommended pressure, it needs adjusting.
3. Use an electric tyre pump to fill to the correct level. These can be found at most petrol stations and garages.

Where can I find my recommended pressure?

Check the tyre information label on the rear doorjamb on the driver's side, or on a chart in a petrol station.

You can also check your vehicle handbook or contact your tyre manufacturer.

Correct tyre pressure will result in:
• Responsive braking
• Safer acceleration
• Sharper steering
• Optimal tyre life
• Increased fuel economy

Incorrect tyre pressure could result in:
• Increased fuel consumption (up to ten per cent)
• Less grip
• Slower braking
• Low tyre life
• A £2,500 fine per tyre (if not roadworthy)