Can a slightly bulging tire be used?

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Tires with slight bulges should not be used. The specific reasons are as follows: 1. A tire bulge occurs when the internal cords in the tire's ply layer break, causing the gas to push outward from the broken cords. Without the support of the cords, the elastic rubber will bulge under the pressure of the gas. 2. When a tire bulges, it indicates that the internal cords have already broken, and continued use may lead to a tire blowout. Additional information: To extend the lifespan of the tires, it is essential to avoid bulges by regularly checking the tire pressure and ensuring it remains within the normal range—neither too high nor too low. When driving, slow down when encountering harsh road conditions, and park the vehicle on a flat surface whenever possible.