I have my air pressures set at 110 psi on my from tires.
After driving for a couple of hours....my tire pressure sensor alarm goes off and tire pressure gets up to 127 psi. What makes the pressure rise?
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I have my air pressures set at 110 psi on my from tires.
After driving for a couple of hours....my tire pressure sensor alarm goes off and tire pressure gets up to 127 psi. What makes the pressure rise?
Several thing
Major ... friction of rotating tires on the road
Minor ...
Sunlight
Ambient temperature
Increase in altitude
You should check you tire pressures when they are cold and have not been used. Even sunlight on tires will affect the pressure.
Set your alarm psi higher. I sometimes get a 20% increase on a hot day. If the cold psi is correct for the load, don't worry about the pressure increase. It is all a normal part of the tires characteristics when rolling down the road.
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