Spring is halfway through, and the pace of summer is getting closer and closer. However, once the hot summer arrives, the challenges for industrial and agricultural tires and ATVs begin a new round of hot baptism.

  In summer, the tire pressure of industrial and agricultural tires and ATVs is a very common content. So in summer, how much should the tire pressure of industrial and agricultural tires and ATVs be maintained?

  Generally speaking, industrial and agricultural tires and ATVs will also have tire pressure-related signs, indicating the tire pressure standards that industrial and agricultural tires and ATVs can accept. According to the principle of thermal expansion and cold contraction, it is 0.1-0.2 lower than the normal value in summer, and 0.1-0.2 higher than the normal value in winter (the normal value here requires the vehicle manual).

  In summer, the air pressure of industrial and agricultural tires and ATVs should be normal between 2.2 and 2.4 kPa. In spring, the tire pressure is usually maintained at 23-2.5 kPa around 20 degrees. Long-distance travel, the tire pressure is very easy to rise, and it is easy to cause a tire blowout. For safety, it is time to stop and depressurize.