Posted on Wednesday26April 2023
It is not safe to drive with a tire bulge. A tire bulge is a sign that the tire has experienced a puncture or separation of the inner and outer layers of the tire. This can lead to a sudden and dangerous blowout while driving. The tire is weakened and can no longer support the weight of the vehicle or grip the road surface, which may cause the vehicle to skid or roll over. A tire bulge can also reduce the tire's contact with the road, reducing the car's stability and increasing the risk of a crash. It is important to replace the tire immediately to avoid any potential danger. What Causes a Tire Bulge? Tire bulge can be caused by a variety of factors including overinflation, underinflation, low tire tread depth, hitting a curb or pothole too hard, or driving on a tire that has been punctured or worn out. Overinflation causes the tire to be pushed out, forming a bulge, while underinflation can cause parts of the tire to flex or bend, resulting in a bulge. Low tread depth can ca ... read more