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Yes, it can reduce safety and stability.
Yes. It can affect stability, handling and braking. Check pressures when cold and set each tyre according to manufacturer instructions and load. Do not confuse an incorrect same-axle difference with different front and rear pressures that the manufacturer may specify.
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Yes, it can reduce safety and stability.
No, it always makes braking more even.
No, it guarantees more predictable handling.
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