When cold weather is approaching, a lot of motorists usually experience a warning light that indicates low-pressure on the dash board or they simply notice that the tires now look a little less full than they should have prior to that time.
The primary reason for that low pressure indication is the drop in temperatures, which now causes the air to get denser and in return, consequently lower the tire pressure.
In essence the tires will lose air pressure because they contract in the cold season.
