Is the Tire Ruined After Driving a Distance Without Air?
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Not necessarily. However, it is not recommended to continue driving with low tire pressure. The specific consequences are as follows: Consequences: Driving with insufficient air pressure can cause excessive flexing of the tire body, which generates high heat. The inner liner rubber may burn into black spots, leading to separation between the rubber and the tire cord fabric. In more severe cases, the inner liner rubber may melt due to high heat, causing structural damage to the tire. Safety Hazards: Continuing to drive with weakened tire strength may eventually lead to tire failure or even a blowout, posing significant safety risks.