Can You Still Drive with a Deformed Tire?
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Tire deformation makes driving unsafe. The impacts of continuing to drive with a deformed tire are: 1. It can cause the rubber surface to crack and internal structural layers to delaminate, leading to bulges; 2. It reduces the tire's pressure resistance, load-bearing capacity, and speed tolerance, potentially causing a blowout; 3. It can cause the vehicle to deviate from its intended direction and experience abnormal wear while driving. Methods for tire maintenance include: 1. Regularly check tire pressure and inflate according to the vehicle's specified pressure; 2. Frequently remove debris from tire treads to prevent blowouts; 3. Inspect tire wear and replace tires promptly based on wear conditions; 4. Perform four-wheel rotation to ensure even force distribution and avoid excessive wear; 5. Be cautious of curbs and potholes on the road.