All mechanics, as well as the most careful and "professional" kart drivers, measure the temperature of the kart’s tyres at the end of each session. Indeed, the task is fundamental for identifying the ideal set-up and to interpret how the kart handles out on the track. However, regarding this classic manual procedure, there’s a method that ensures significant advantages and convenience: the use of tyre temperature sensors. The data provided is more accurate and, moreover, their performance can be assessed on each of the circuit’s bends, which is the only way to find out, for example, whether on some stretches the tyres experience an unwanted temperature peak and, therefore, to be able to act accordingly. The fitting of the sensors is very simple, as Dr TKART shows us using the Tire Temperature Sensor Kit by AiM, consisting of four sensors, the relative extensions and the IR Temperature Controller. All of which need to be connected to the MyChron 5 telemetry system.