After driving continuously at high speed on a motorway on a warm day, you check your car's tyre pressures at a service station and find they are () above the vehicle handbook's recommended values. What action should you take?
- Leave the tyre pressures as they are and check them again only when the tyres are coldCevap
- BDeflate the tyres immediately until the pressure matches the recommended handbook setting
- CIncrease the tyre pressure further to compensate for the additional heat generated by motorway speeds
- DReplace the tyres as soon as possible because an increased pressure indicates the tread depth has dropped below
Cevap
Leave the tyre pressures as they are and check them again only when the tyres are cold.
Tyre pressures should always be checked and adjusted when the tyres are cold. Continuous high-speed driving causes friction and internal air heating, which naturally raises the pressure reading. Releasing air from warm tyres means they will become dangerously under-inflated once they cool down.
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Tyre pressures increase naturally when warm due to thermal expansion and must only be checked and adjusted when cold.
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