If you drive with tire pressure noticeably lower than the one indicated by the manufacturer, what direct consequence will it have on the vehicle?

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Running the tires at an inflation pressure below the one recommended by the manufacturer causes the tread to deform excessively and the friction surface with the road surface to increase. This produces greater rolling resistance, forcing the engine to make a bigger effort to keep moving, which translates directly into higher fuel consumption. In addition, low pressure speeds up uneven wear of the outer tire (especially on the sidewalls or outer edges), raises the internal temperature of the tire and significantly increases the risk of a blowout or of the tire coming off the rim.

If you drive with tire pressure noticeably lower than the one indicated by the manufacturer, what direct consequence will it have on the vehicle?

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