Tire temps?
#2
Depends on the tire. AFAIK mostly they just look to make sure they're even, and use it as a guide for adjusting tire pressure or other suspension components. If one tire is hotter than the rest, then that tire is underinflated and/or the car is transferring too much weight to that corner.
#3
Depends on the tire. AFAIK mostly they just look to make sure they're even, and use it as a guide for adjusting tire pressure or other suspension components. If one tire is hotter than the rest, then that tire is underinflated and/or the car is transferring too much weight to that corner.
#4
It's all about data for making the car consistant and as fast as possible. Race teams often get tire and track temps to log with run data from the on board computer and use it to get better/faster.
#5
The point is, if one tire is getting hotter than the rest, then it's working harder than the rest, and you need to adjust something to even it out.
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