Changes in Air Temp and Tire PSI
If airing up tires to 80 PSI (Manufacturer recommended Max cold pressure indicated on tire) while air temp is 45 degrees and then traveling to a warm climate, will I likely have to let some air out? W...
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Rob, it's nothing to get too OCD about. Based on your first post, I wouldn't adjust anything for "temperature" on only a 40-50 deg temp swing. I mean, you "could" let 1 psi out every morning if the temp is 10 deg warmer than the night before, but real-world, it won't matter.
Chances are, the pressure gauge you're using and the "calculation" your using to get to your desired pressures are not accurate to within 1-2 psi. Some folks might think they are and some carry multiple tire gauges and have their best "calibrated" one, lol.
Chances are, the pressure gauge you're using and the "calculation" your using to get to your desired pressures are not accurate to within 1-2 psi. Some folks might think they are and some carry multiple tire gauges and have their best "calibrated" one, lol.
