What Causes Tire Bulges on Cars?
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The causes of tire bulges on cars are: 1. Insufficient tire pressure: When tire pressure is too low, even minor bumps can cause excessive folding of the tire, leading to bulges; 2. Impact on the tire: When the tire is subjected to violent compression, the internal air pressure increases, causing the weaker sidewall to bulge outward; 3. Poor road conditions: These can significantly impact the tire and also cause bulges; 4. Tire quality issues. Methods to prevent tire bulges: 1. Avoid driving quickly on poor road conditions or over speed bumps; 2. Regularly check tire pressure and replenish it promptly when low; 3. Park the vehicle on a flat surface to avoid sidewall compression.