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when you pump air into a tyre, the air particles move about and hit the wall of the tyre. As you pump more air into a tyre, more air particles hit the wall of the tyre.
The pressure exerted by air in a tyre (or any gas anywhere) is caused by the gas molecules colliding with the wall of the tyre at very high speeds. At a certain pressure for example 50 Pascalls the air is exerting 50 Newtons of force on every square meter of tyre.
As air in insert into the tyre the volume of the tyre increases thus, expanding the size of the tyre by making it firmer all while it forces the walls out the pressure increases because the increased volume doesn't have enough room to move about and so it causes a pressure to be exerted on the tyre walls Because there is lots of air molecules put in by a pump, Which forces them to go into the tyre. All of the air molecules get squashed together which makes it tighter and tighter which causes the tire to inflate (Put more and more air in to it) The tyre keeps inflating until you stop pumping air in. But when all the air molecules get to squashed the tire pops!! Thnakyou. I hope this was helpful They cannot escape, unless the tire is porous or leaking. Other variables should also be kept constant: temperature (F1-race tire spinning) and volume (think of overload or bumpy road surface) As the air particles are in random motion they bombard on the inner wall of the tyre. So momentum changes. Rate of change of momentum would lead to force and force per unit area is defined as pressure. Hence it causes pressure
Tyre pressure is caused by the air particles inside the tyre
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During the journey, the tyre heats up and heats the air inside the tyre. The air then slightly increases in pressure. After the journey, the tyre cools down and the air cools down too, restoring the original pressure. It is best to inflate tyres when they are warm so the pressure is correct when they are running.
Depends on how you do that - but most are fatal.
Depends on how you do that - but most are fatal.