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It is recommended that you inflate the tires on your car when they are at ambient...

It is recommended that you inflate the tires on your car when they are at ambient temperature. Suppose you inflate the tires to 35 psi gauge with air at T = 20 °C. The tire heats up when you drive to 37 °C. Additionally, because the tire is spinning, it expands due to centripetal effects and the volume of the tire increases by 3%. What is the gauge pressure in the tire now?

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