Is a tire temperature of 50 degrees normal?
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Normal. Here are the details: Temperature range: Under normal operating conditions, the optimal working temperature for passenger car tires is between 90 and 110 degrees, while the internal operating temperature during high-speed driving ranges from 60 to 130 degrees. Tires are equipped with insulation layers that generally maintain the temperature within a controllable range. Excessive temperature: Excessively high tire temperatures are extremely dangerous. Prolonged contact with hot road surfaces causes heat buildup, rapidly degrading the mechanical properties of the tire rubber. Additionally, due to thermal expansion, high temperatures increase tire pressure. When the tire's strength can no longer withstand this pressure, a blowout becomes inevitable.