Heat can cause gasses to expand, which means that in closed spaces like tires, the pressure can rise. If a tire's already at high pressures before, the heat may cause it to tear, or pop. Obviously, that's bad.
Heat can cause gasses to expand, which means that in closed spaces like tires, the pressure can rise. If a tire's already at high pressures before, the heat may cause it to tear, or pop. Obviously, that's bad.
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Check the label on the drivers door jamb for proper pressure.Check the label on the drivers door jamb for proper pressure.
Check the label on the drivers door jamb for recommended pressure.Check the label on the drivers door jamb for recommended pressure.
Drivers are advised to yield and give up the right of way when traffic dictates and are called on to use good judgment as well. a) True b) False
Compressed air normally expands 7psi after a tire warms up & contains moisture (not good for rubber & heat). Decreasing air pressure allows for the tire to expand while driving, especially on hot days, but also decreases gas mileage as well. It is not necessary to do this. I recommend asking your local tire center or auto dealer about replacing the air with "nitrogen gas". The temperature of the tire is greatly reduced & fuel economy increases using "nitrogen gas".
The vehicles recommended tire pressure is in the drivers front or rear drivers door jamb and in your owners manual. The pressure on the side of the tire only tells you the maximum amount of pressure that the tire can safely handle. That figure is not the recommended tire pressure.
The label on the drivers door jamb should have the recommended pressure.
The correct pressure is listed in your owners manual and on the drivers door post.
around $300-$500 but will decrease later
He said that we the American people are in the drivers seat.