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No. The reason why you check air pressures when the tire is cold is a underinflated tire will heat up more than a properly inflated one, thus raising the pressure in the tire. The results you're seeing is the product of an underinflated tire. This is why in the cooler,wet, times of the year I'll run my tires with slightly less pressure to build up more heat. This will allow the tire to stick better and work more efficiently.
Go out and invest in a small compressor or air tank so that you can adjust your tire pressures when the tires are cool.
Go out and invest in a small compressor or air tank so that you can adjust your tire pressures when the tires are cool.