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Abrupt acceleration and braking or skidding.
Aggressive driving, with abrupt acceleration and braking or skidding. Wear also depends on pressure, alignment, load, road surface and vehicle use. Driving slowly does not guarantee no wear; drive smoothly and inspect tyres according to manufacturer guidance.
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Abrupt acceleration and braking or skidding.
Always maintaining the recommended pressure for the load.
Avoiding abrupt acceleration and skidding.
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