Pneumatic tires, a ubiquitous feature of modern transportation, are designed to provide a smooth and comfortable ride by absorbing shock and reducing rolling resistance. However, these tires are not immune to the occasional inconvenience of going flat. Pneumatic tires can lose air pressure due to punctures, leaks, or simply the natural process of air permeating through the tire’s material over time.
The impact of a flat tire can range from minor inconvenience to potentially dangerous situations, especially when driving at high speeds. Flat tires can compromise a vehicle’s handling, braking, and stability, increasing the risk of accidents. To mitigate these risks, regular tire maintenance, including periodic pressure checks and prompt repair of any punctures or leaks, is essential for ensuring the safety and reliability of pneumatic tires.