An automobile spare tire is inflated to a certain pressure. when the tire is placed on a car, the weight of the car causes the pressure in the tire to increase. where is pressure the greatest in the tire when it is on the car?

When the tire is on the car, the pressure is greatest INSIDE the tire,

in that dark chamber where the captive air is trapped. It is the same

pressure at every point inside there, and if it isn't greater than the

pressure OUTSIDE the tire, then you've got a flat.

The correct answer is going to be the Pressure is equal through out the tire.

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