Question

After a car is driven along a road for some distance, why does the air pressure in the tires increase?

@Abhisar

Answer 1

what's ur xplanation ?

Answer 2

my explanation is:

Answer 3

tire pressure increases because tires heat up creating heat inside the tire when driven on for a distance therefore, creating the tire to expand, even regardless of the size of the load that the tires are carrying. so tires swell when heated up because the pressure inside the tires get warm

Answer 4

If m not wrong u r a boy ?

Answer 5

no

Answer 6

Oh..excuse me for that !

Answer 7

it's ok

Answer 8

why did you think that?

Answer 9

No no just a random gues !!
not much familiar with the western nomenclature :)

Answer 10

so becca is ur name ryt ?

Answer 11

and marx is supposed to be the surname ryt ?

Answer 12

becca is my nick name, marx is my maiden (before marriage) name

Answer 13

ok !

Answer 14

btw i jus wanted to say that u r on fire gal !!

Answer 15

however i would like to rectify the explanation a lill bit

Answer 16

ok

Answer 17

After a car is driven along a road for some distance, the tires get heated due to frictional force. This in turn heats the air inside it. Heated air now expands and exerts more pressure on the tires

Answer 18

This increases the air pressure in tires !

Answer 19

got it ?

Answer 20

??

Answer 21

got it