And since all gazes expand when heated and contract when cooled, tire inflation pressures rise and fall with changes in temperature by about one psi (pound per square inch) for every 10° Fahrenheit change in temperature. Tires are typically inflated with air that's a combination of roughly 78% nitrogen (N 2), 21% oxygen (O 2) and 1% miscellaneous gases. But anyone who's ever had a flat tire knows that the tire doesn't really carry the load.the inflation pressure inside it does! Using the correct inflation pressure not only provides the appropriate load capacity, it also enhances the tire's performance, durability and contribution to vehicle fuel economy. One of a tire's primary tasks is to carry the weight of the vehicle. The following is reproduced with permission of Tire Rack® Scale Accuracy - A Weighty Issue Revealed.What are the Benefits of Weighing Twice?.Details About Your Tires & Recalls (Offsite).34 RV Fire Facts That Can Save Your Life.NHTSA Safety Recalls - You need to know!.
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