After a local horseshoer was seriously injured 15 years ago, farriers in the Las Vegas, Nev., area came up with a valuable idea. 

Nearly one-third of all light trucks have at least one substantially under-inflated tire (8 pounds or more below the recommended tire pressure), creating the potential for deadly accidents. A survey by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration demonstrated that 20 percent of all light trucks have two or more under-inflated tires.

We are well into summer and things seem to be flying by.