What are the causes of tire bulges?
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Tire bulges can be caused by the following reasons: 1. Tire bulges occur due to excessive internal pressure. 2. During driving, if the sidewall of the tire is impacted, it can cause the sidewall fabric to rupture, allowing external air to enter the tire and form a bulge. Tires cannot be repaired under the following circumstances: 1. Damage to the tire sidewall cannot be repaired. 2. Holes in the tire crown with a diameter exceeding 6 millimeters cannot be repaired. 3. If there is damage or deformation to the bead, tread deformation, rubber corroded by chemicals, or damage caused by driving under-inflated, the tire cannot be repaired. 4. If the tire has a bulge.