What does left front tire pressure loss mean?

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Michael
07/30/25 5:16am
Left front tire pressure is insufficient, check the tire pressure to see if the tire is leaking or punctured. Here is more information about tire pressure: 1. Emergency repair method: If there is no inflation equipment, you can drive the vehicle to the nearest repair shop or 4S store for inflation. 2. Driving impact: Excessive tire pressure affects braking performance and causes abnormal bumps during driving, affecting driving and riding comfort. At the same time, the wear on the tire tread will be abnormally concentrated in the middle; Insufficient tire pressure increases rolling resistance, leading to higher fuel consumption, and the wear on the tire tread will be abnormally concentrated on both sides.
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