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Bursting when it becomes too hot.
The driver of a vehicle must regularly check and, if necessary, inflate the vehicle's tyres, since an under-inflated tyre may burst if it becomes too hot. An under-inflated tyre will never last longer than one that is correctly inflated.
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Bursting because it is not hot enough.
Lasting more years because it has less air inside.
Bursting when it becomes too hot.
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