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Do not deflate them because of that hot reading; recheck when cold.
Pressure rises as a tyre heats up. Do not release air to adjust a hot reading to the recommended cold value. Recheck and adjust when cold according to the manufacturer; a temperature-related rise alone does not establish incorrect inflation. Check damage, leaks or other symptoms before continuing rather than automatically attributing every abnormality to heat.
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Do not deflate them because of that hot reading; recheck when cold.
Deflate them now to the value recommended for cold tyres.
Never recheck their cold pressure during maintenance.
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