What should I do if my car tire has a bulge?

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McLuna
07/30/25 12:44am
Tire bulges should be replaced promptly. Below is a detailed explanation of the causes of tire bulges: 1. If a tire has a bulge, you must immediately go to a professional tire shop for inspection and replacement, and must not continue using it. Tire bulges not only affect driving but also pose a risk of blowouts, making them a major safety hazard. 2. Most tire bulges are caused by human error, with very few cases resulting from quality issues. The main causes include: tire aspect ratio being too small, tire pressure being too high or too low, hitting obstacles, tires being past their expiration date, frequently driving over curbs, and tire quality problems.
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