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Old 05-15-2018, 01:38 PM   #10
Chance
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Exactly. To see pressure go up about 20%, the internal temperature of the tire would have to go up around 100 degrees F (more or less). Certainly a lot more than 20 degrees F.


P.S. — That assumes perfect gas, which excludes tire being partially filled with water.
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