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Old 08-27-2019, 05:58 AM   #23
DebNJim B
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From research I have done the temp reading on TPMS is really only measuring the air temp inside the tire. Rubber is a poor conductor of temp so that number is only a relative term. Having said that if one got a temp reading on one tire that is significantly higher than the other three, that would definitely be a red flag of a problem and could save the day. Since the OP stated when turning the brakes down to 2 the rims ran cooler, that would seem to pinpoint the issue is with the brakes rather than bearings.
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