The average motorist might think that his tiresâ rubber and steel belts support the vehiclesâ weight, but air pressure actually carries the load. The greater the tireâs internal air volume, the more weight it can theoretically support. But bigger doesnât always mean greater load capacity. Keep reading to find out why.
Fifty-four days before takeoff is, on average, when domestic airline tickets are at their absolute lowest price. And if you donât hit 54 days on the head, you should usually book between 112 to 21 days before your trip -- within the âprime booking windowâ -- for the lowest possible prices. In this window, ticket prices typically hover near the lowest price theyâll ever reach.
Unless you are planning travel for high-traffic days, like Christmas or July 4, you stand the best chance for the lowest possible fare 45 days out for domestic travel and 60 days out for international. Outside of that 45-day window most airline computers arenât programmed to give you any kind of a deal.