When checking tire pressure during an en-route stop, finding air pressure higher than the manufacturer's maximum cold inflation specification indicates an over-pressurized condition that must be corrected by bleeding air from the hot tire.
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The statement is false because tire manufacturers design commercial motor vehicle tires to withstand normal pressure increases that occur as internal air heats up from highway driving friction. Releasing air from a hot tire removes essential air mass from the tire chamber. When the vehicle is parked and the tires cool back to ambient temperature, the remaining pressure will fall significantly below safe cold inflation limits, resulting in severe under-inflation, accelerated wear, and elevated blowout risks.
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Tire Inflation Dynamics and Hot Tire Inspection Protocols