Under-inflation causes the tyre's outside edges to wear excessively while the center of the tyre stays less worn due to uneven road touch and low air flow
Over-inflation
Over-inflation shortens the tyre's lifespan by increasing the amount of contact between the central tread and the road, which speeds center wear while leaving the sides less worn.
Mis-Alignment
One edge wears unevenly due to feathery tread wear caused by front wheel misalignment.
When you run your palm over the tyre's surface, you may feel elevated ridges.
Camber wear
Too much camber causes uneven tread wear resulting in the tyre's outer edge
on one shoulder wearing at a perceptible slope or angle.
Illegal/dangerous wear
This tyre was utilized over the 1.6mm permissible tread depth limit. raising
the chance of sliding or tyre failure while decreasing safety and grip.
End of life
This Tyre needs to be replaced to maintain adequate grip, handling,
and road safety because it has achieved the legally required minimum tread depth of 1.6mm.
Emergency Braking
An emergency braking man - oeuvre with this tyre has caused the tyre to rapidly
wear through the complete casing causing the tyre to deflate.
Cuts
Sharp materials, such as glass or nails, can rip or puncture Tyres,
inflicting significant damage that could render them dangerous and unusable.
Impact damage
This tyre's sidewall bulge, or "egg," from a forceful collision indicates interior casing damage,
rendering it dangerous and necessitating an urgent replacement.
