High tire pressure or low tire pressure is more likely to blow a tire

As the only part of the car in contact with the ground, the car tire plays a role in ensuring the normal running of the vehicle. With the development of tire technology, most tires are now in the form of vacuum tires. Although the vacuum tire performance is better, but also brings the risk of blowout. In addition to the problems of the tire itself, the abnormal tire pressure can also cause the tire to burst. So which is more likely to blow a tire, high tire pressure or low tire pressure?

The vast majority of people tend not to pump too much gas when they pump up the tire, and they think that the higher the tire pressure, the more likely it is to cause a puncture. Because the vehicle is static inflation, when the pressure continues to rise, the pressure resistance of the tire itself will also decrease, and the tire will burst after breaking the limit pressure. Therefore, many people in order to save fuel, and deliberately increase the tire pressure is not desirable.

However, compared with high tire pressure, in fact, low tire pressure is more likely to lead to a flat tire. Because the lower the tire pressure, the higher the tire temperature, the continuous high heat will seriously damage the internal structure of the tire, resulting in a serious decline in tire strength, if you continue to drive will lead to a tire burst. Therefore, we must not listen to the rumors that reducing tire pressure can be explosion-proof tires in the summer, which will increase the risk of blowouts.

Low tire pressure is not only easy to cause a tire burst, but also make the car direction machine sink, affecting the car’s handling, resulting in the car is easy to run off, an careless will collide with other vehicles, is very dangerous. In addition, too low tire pressure will increase the contact area between the tire and the ground, and its friction will also increase, and the car’s fuel consumption will also rise. Generally speaking, the tire pressure of the car tire is 2.4-2.5bar, but according to the different tire use environment, the tire pressure will be slightly different.