The lack of pressure reduces road-holding capability and increases braking distance on wet surfaces and can lead to a burst tyre. —filepic
FOR a safer, more comfortable and economical ride, having the right air pressure in your tyres matters greatly.
Unfortunately many people are ignorant of the fact, and statistics worldwide show that tyres are regularly under-inflated, which may cause them to become unseated from the rims or fail, resulting in a dramatic loss of control of the vehicle.
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