Commercial Driver's License

Answer: B - When driving in very hot temperatures drivers should stop and inspect their tires every 100 miles. Hot temperatures will cause the air pressure within the tire to increase. This can lead to tire failure if the tires are not made of quality materials or if the tires are older. Drivers of dual wheel vehicles should also check to make sure dual tires are not touching each other. If the tires are too hot, remain stopped for a while and they will cool down.