What is the normal range of tire pressure in summer?

The normal range of tire pressure in summer is 2.2bar-2.4bar, because with the increase of air temperature and road surface temperature, the tire pressure is easy to rise when the car is driving at high speed or long distance, and the high tire pressure is easy to cause the brakes to get out of control and burst when the ground encounters bumps or depressions, so the normal range of tire pressure in summer should be 2.2bar-2.4bar to prevent tire puncture and affect driving safety.

In summer, the normal tire pressure is between 2.2 and 2.4 bar. With the increase of air temperature and road surface temperature, when a car is driving at high speed or long distance, the tire pressure is easy to rise, and the tire pressure is too high. When it encounters bumps or depressions on the ground, it is easy to cause the brakes to go out of control and explode.

Normal tire pressure in summer is 2.2-2.4 kPa. With the increase of air temperature and road surface temperature, when a car is driving at high speed or long distance, the tire pressure is easy to rise, and the tire pressure is too high. When it encounters bumps or depressions on the ground, it is easy to cause the brakes to go out of control and explode.

Tire pressure, strictly speaking, refers to the pressure of air inside the tire. The engine is the heart of the car in car maintenance, and the damage of the engine will lead to the exhaustion of the life of the car, so the tire pressure is the blood pressure of the car, and the level of tire pressure plays a vital role in the performance and power of the car. According to the provisions and requirements of international GBT2978-2008 standard: standard tire: 2.4-2.5bar reinforced tire: 2.8-2.9bar maximum air pressure: it should not be greater than 3.5bar in winter: it should be appropriately increased by about 0.2bar on the basis of standard air pressure of automobile tires; in summer, it should be based on the lower limit of standard air pressure of automobile tires. In summer, when the car is parked in the open air, the air pressure can generally be about 0. 1bar lower than the standard to avoid high temperature puncture. No-load and half-load: according to the lower limit of automobile tire pressure standard (the tire pressure on the vehicle label sticker can be used as the minimum tire pressure reference value). Full load: the upper limit of full load according to the automobile tire pressure standard.

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