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Originally Posted by normally_crazy  If tyres get heated up - the pressure should increase right ? I am guessing but it should go up by 1-2 psi.
So if you keep your pressure 28 psi when cold - it should reach 30 psi when the tyres are running and at higher temperature.
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Tyres heating up is a bigger issue. Brakes would also heat up and make them ineffective. Overall it would be dangerous to drive a car with superheated tyres and brakes.
Amazing FE - This fill I got an FE of 20 + KMPL. Quite amazing for driving only in town (Hossur Road, Ring Road) with minimal AC(10% of the time maybe).
Last evening I had a usual encounter with an Auto who came straight in front of my car on my side of the road. I had to brake hard. Auto guy had the cheek to say that I should be driving slowly (I was doing just over 50). Driving Slowly with a Swift D
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