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The term "blowout" is generally used by drivers to describe a bursting tyre accompanied by a rapid loss of air pressure. While one might assume that all blowouts are caused by too much internal pressure bursting a weak spot in the tyre, the main reason for them is just the opposite. Most blowouts are caused by too little air pressure allowing the tyre to flex beyond its elastic limits until it overheats to the point where the rubber loses its bond to the internal fabric and steel cord reinforcement.
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