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Pressure higher than recommended.
Overinflation can cause that wear pattern. Appearance does not replace pressure measurement or by itself prove a single cause: check the recommended cold pressure for the load and seek inspection for irregular wear. Underinflation commonly promotes shoulder wear.
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Pressure higher than recommended.
Correct pressure always guarantees that central wear.
Central wear proves that pressure was never excessive.
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