Can I drive on the highway with a tire pressure of 210?

[LaAxel]

It is recommended not to drive on the highway with a tire pressure of 2.1, as the normal tire pressure range is between 2.3-2.5. Driving on the highway with excessively low tire pressure can cause severe deformation of the tire sidewalls, damaging the cord layers and leading to a blowout. Precautions for highway driving: It is important to note that when driving on the highway, in addition to checking the tire pressure, you should also inspect the condition of the tires. If there are foreign objects such as stones stuck in the tread grooves, clean them thoroughly before driving on the highway to prevent damage to the tires. Standard tire pressure values: If you are unsure about the appropriate tire pressure for highway driving, you can refer to the standard tire pressure values recommended by the tire manufacturer. These values provide detailed information on tire pressure usage. The manufacturer's recommended values can be found on the vehicle's B-pillar, fuel tank cap, driver's side drawer, or in the vehicle's user manual.