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Why does your tires get hot? |
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A certain amount of heat is normal due to road friction however excessive heat could be caused by underinflation or a problem with braking system i.e. frozen caliper or mal-adjusted drum brakes
First answer by Baldfatguy. Last edit by Baldfatguy. Contributor trust: 1079 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 14 [recommend question]
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