- A Lower fuel consumption
- ✓ Greater blowout risk and wear at the shoulders
- C Greater stability in bends
- D Wear only in the centre of the tread
Why this is the correct answer
With low pressure the tyre heats up, deforms, and wears faster; the vehicle uses more fuel, is less stable, skids more in the wet, and the risk of a blowout increases.
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