Volkswagen Golf

Volkswagen Golf is a relatively new name given to the new generation of former Volkswagen Rabbit, the small and extremely popular hatchback that was initially intended to succeed the Beetle as Volkswagen's star small car, and did just that. Besides the Golf, which means "Gulf Stream" in German, Volkswagen also make the Polo and the Passat, and own Audi, which in turn owns SEAT.

Properly maintaining Volkswagen Golf tyre pressure at the recommended level will cut gas consumption, reduce tyre wear, lower fuel and tyre costs, improve road safety and protect our environment by minimizing carbon dioxide emission into the atmosphere.

And the key to enabling such maintenance is the adoption of a state-of-the-art tire pressures maintenance system, which the key officers of Volkswagen should be contacted and urged to make. Please click here for their names and contact coordinates.

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