in English seems to be clear:
"Cut CO2 emissions your vehicle's when driving your car
There are a few easy things you can do when you drive and look after your car to help reduce the amount of fuel you burn and so cut down on CO2 emissions. The key is to reduce the amount of work your engine has to do, because the greater the workload, the more fuel is burned - so the higher the CO2 emissions. By following the tips below you smarter driving could cut your CO2 emissions by around 8% - equivalent to annual fuel saving of up to one month per year to.
Pump up your tires
Inflating car tires. Under-inflated tires create more resistance when your car is moving. That means your engine has to work harder, so more fuel is used and more CO2 emissions are produced. Check and adjust tire pressures regularly and your so before long journeys. This will also help to increase the life of your tires.
Under-inflated tires increase CO2 but over inflated tires can be unsafe so check your car manual for the correct tire pressure. Remember, a car with a heavier load may need different air pressure in the tires. "Http://actonco2.direct.gov.uk/home/what-you-can-do/On-the-move/driving-your- car.html
Do we really need to learn only in English to understand it?
TireMoni retrofit and the tire pressure is always in view.
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