Does the tire pressure of 2.7 need to be deflated in summer?

In summer, the tire pressure is 2.7 and needs to be deflated.

Tire pressure 2.7 needs to be deflated, because there are standards for car tire pressure. According to the principle of thermal expansion and contraction, it is 2.5 in winter and 2.3 in summer. If the tire pressure is not properly released in the summer, the tires can easily burst after driving for a long time and rubbing against the road surface. For most car owners, it is unsafe when the tire pressure reaches 2.7. It is necessary to adjust the tire pressure appropriately to achieve a safe pressure and avoid unnecessary losses.

If you drive on those uneven roads, it will be very bumpy. At the same time, if an emergency requires emergency braking, the tire pressure is too high and the required braking distance will be longer. Therefore, tire pressure is too high in hot weather. If you feel that the driving process will be more bumpy than usual, you can deflate the tires appropriately at this time.

Precautions for tire inflation

1. Pay attention to safety when inflating and check the air pressure with a pressure gauge at any time to avoid over-inflation leading to tire blowout.

2. After stopping driving, you must wait for the tires to dissipate heat before inflating, because the tire temperature will increase when the vehicle is running, which will affect the air pressure.

3. Check the valves, valves, and valve cores for any unevenness, unevenness, or other defects that are not conducive to inflation and measurement of air pressure.

4. Pay attention to cleanliness when inflating. The inflated air must not contain moisture and oil to prevent the inner tube rubber from deteriorating and being damaged.

5. When inflating, do not deflate after exceeding the standard air pressure, and do not inflate too much because you cannot inflate after being out for a long time. If you exceed the standard, the rope will be stretched too much, resulting in a loss of strength.