Where can I check car tire pressure?
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Car tire pressure can be viewed on the dashboard. If the vehicle doesn't have built-in tire pressure monitoring functionality, it will display a tire pressure warning. The hazards of low tire pressure include: 1. Increased road friction coefficient leading to higher fuel consumption; 2. Heavy steering wheel and tendency to drift, compromising driving safety; 3. Excessive movement of tire components causing abnormal heat generation from over-rolling; 4. Reduced performance of cord and rubber materials, potentially causing cord breakage, delamination between layers and rim, or excessive friction resulting in bead damage and irregular wear; 5. Increased friction between tire and road surface causing rapid temperature rise, tire softening, and strength reduction which may lead to blowouts; 6. Low pressure increases tire body deformation, creating sidewall cracks and flexing movements that cause overheating, rubber aging, accelerated shoulder wear, and shortened tire lifespan.