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If tire pressure rises above the recommended cold inflation level after continuous highway operation, a commercial vehicle driver should bleed air from the tire until it returns to the cold inflation specification.

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False. Air pressure must never be bled from hot or warm tires because internal pressure normally increases with operating heat, and releasing air will cause severe underinflation when the tire cools.
Air pressure naturally increases as tires warm up from highway driving. Commercial drivers must never bleed air from warm or hot tires, as doing so leaves the tires severely underinflated when they cool, creating a severe blowout hazard.

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1
Analyze the thermal behavior of air inside commercial tires during operation
Normal friction and highway speeds generate heat, causing internal air expansion and a corresponding increase in tire pressure.
Manufacturer cold inflation pressure ratings are designed specifically to accommodate this expected operating pressure rise.
2
Determine the safety consequence of venting air from an operating tire
Bleeding air reduces the total mass of air in the tire cavity, which causes severe underinflation when the tire cools to ambient temperature.
Underinflated tires suffer from excessive sidewall flex, accelerated heat buildup, and a high probability of catastrophic blowout.

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Operating temperature increases tire pressure naturally, and air must never be bled from hot tires.
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