Does a slight bulge on the side of a tire affect safety?

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Tire sidewall bulges slightly affect safety. Here is the relevant introduction: Reasons: Because a car tire bulge indicates that the internal cord is broken, and the cord layer is the skeleton of the tire. When the cord breaks, only the rubber is left to prevent gas from escaping. In addition, the sidewall is inherently weak. When the tire pressure is too high, the bulging area is prone to rupture. Causes of tire sidewall bulges: When the tire pressure is too high, bulging is more likely to occur; when the tire pressure is too low, the wheel rim impacts the ground, which can also cause bulging. Uneven road surfaces, leading to frequent impacts between the tire and the ground or obstacles, can also cause tire bulging. Scraping the tire against the curb is also extremely damaging to the tire and can easily lead to bulging.