What are the effects of severe tire wear?

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Here are the impacts of severe tire wear on a vehicle: 1. Reduced traction. When the tread is uniformly worn and the patterns are completely gone, it indicates the tire has reached the end of its lifespan and must be replaced. The tread patterns also play a crucial role in dispersing water on the road surface, which is essential for maintaining traction. If the wear has reached the standard depth of the tire tread, replacement is necessary. 2. Overinflation. If the center area of the tire's contact patch shows severe wear, it's important to check the accuracy of the pressure gauge and adjust the pressure accordingly. Note that overinflation is only required during high-speed driving or heavy-load driving. 3. Underinflation. If significant wear is observed on the outer edges of the tire when viewed along the direction of travel, it indicates insufficient pressure. Underinflated tires are particularly problematic for driving in rainy conditions, as traction will be noticeably reduced.