What does it mean when the car displays a tire abnormality?
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Tire pressure abnormalities are divided into two situations: excessive tire pressure or insufficient tire pressure. Detailed explanations are as follows: 1. Insufficient tire pressure: This increases tire body deformation, enlarges the contact area with the ground, accelerates shoulder wear, and makes the tire sidewalls prone to cracking. It also causes flexing motion (increased friction), leading to excessive heat generation, increased fuel consumption, accelerated rubber aging, fatigue of the cord layers, cord breakage, and the risk of tire blowouts. 2. Excessive tire pressure: This reduces the contact area with the ground, causes severe wear in the center of the tire, decreases traction, and makes the car more prone to accidents. 3. Tire pressure: The internal pressure of a car tire is significant, and this pressure is referred to as the tire pressure. Often likened to the car's 'blood pressure,' tire pressure plays a crucial role in the vehicle's operation.