What Are the Reasons for Different Tire Pressure Readings?
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Here are the reasons for different tire pressure readings: 1. Friction coefficient: Each tire experiences slightly different driving conditions, especially in summer when the side exposed to sunlight has a higher temperature, resulting in slightly higher tire pressure. Additionally, ground friction coefficients and minor variations during tire inflation can lead to different tire pressures, which is common as long as the difference is not significant. 2. Types of tire pressure monitoring: Tire pressure monitoring systems are divided into direct and indirect types. Direct tire pressure monitoring systems have pressure sensors and transmitters installed on each wheel, alerting the driver when the tire pressure drops below 25% of the cold tire pressure. Indirect tire pressure warning systems rely on calculating the tire rolling radius to monitor pressure.