Is a tire temperature of 60 normal in summer?

[PaigeLynn]

Tire temperatures between 90-110 degrees Celsius are considered normal, and a tire temperature of 60 degrees is not a cause for concern. Tires are equipped with insulation sleeves that generally keep the temperature within a controllable range. Additionally, excessively high tire temperatures can be very dangerous. Here are some methods to prevent car tire blowouts: Maintain normal tire pressure: Manufacturers provide standard tire pressure values, which should not be too high or too low. High pressure can easily lead to blowouts, while low pressure can also cause blowouts when the tire temperature rises. It is recommended to use tires of the same model and tread pattern for the vehicle: Especially, the front two wheels and rear two wheels should not use different types of tires. Regularly inspect tires: Repaired tires should not be used as front tires. Tires with tread crowns punctured by hard objects over 5mm, side punctures, tread depth below 1.6mm, or cracks and damages at the bead should be replaced promptly. Check the tread: Look for embedded stones or foreign objects. Ensure the spare tire maintains proper pressure. Use a pry bar to tap the tire—if the sound is crisp or the rebound is good, it's fine; if the sound is dull, inflate it promptly.