Air Pressure
OK snowbirds, or anyone traveling south. Do you let air out of your tires to adjust leaving in cold temp's moving south into warmer temps. Leaving from Western Pa in January, morning temp could be 2...
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This from Tireman9 rvtiresafety.com blog. Roger is a tire engineer and has some very good tire info regarding tires on our trailers. Check him out. http://www.rvtiresafety.com/search/label/Cold%20Inflation
BOTTOM LINE
Tire & wheel manufacturers account for a normal pressure increase as outlined above when they design tires & wheels, so you should not be concerned unless you are seeing a large increase in pressure. If you do see a pressure increase like 25% you need to find out why. Remember you should not be bleeding down your tires when they are hot.
BOTTOM LINE
Tire & wheel manufacturers account for a normal pressure increase as outlined above when they design tires & wheels, so you should not be concerned unless you are seeing a large increase in pressure. If you do see a pressure increase like 25% you need to find out why. Remember you should not be bleeding down your tires when they are hot.
