Deadly Skills Extra: The importance of tire pressure

If you're going to perform high-speed maneuvers, you've got to have the tire pressure to back you up. Retired Navy SEAL Clint Emerson — author of 100 Deadly Skills — shows you how get your tires ready. 

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