How High Temperature Can Car Tires Withstand?
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Car tires can withstand high temperatures ranging from 180 to 200 degrees Celsius, with different grades of tires having varying heat resistance levels. Typically, the tire temperature of a Class A vehicle traveling at 120 km/h approaches 100 degrees, while brake temperatures can reach 200 degrees. Under normal operating conditions, tire temperatures range between 90 to 110 degrees. Tires are equipped with insulating sleeves that generally maintain temperatures within a controllable range. Hot weather can easily cause tire deformation and reduced tensile strength. Factors such as non-standard tire pressure, aging tires, or diminished performance can lead to sudden tire blowouts. Therefore, it's advisable to check tire pressure appropriately before driving.