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When inspecting tire pressures on a wheel loader, what is a key indication that a tire might be under-inflated, beyond visual flatness?

Under-inflated tires will show excessive sidewall bulging or deflection, especially when the machine is loaded. This condition generates heat, reduces stability

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Question: When inspecting tire pressures on a wheel loader, what is a key indication that a tire might be under-inflated, beyond visual flatness?

Answer options:

  • The tire tread appears unusually shiny. ✅ The sidewall shows excessive bulging or deflection under load.
  • There is a faint whistling sound coming from the valve stem.
  • The lug nuts around the wheel appear unusually tight.

Correct answer: The sidewall shows excessive bulging or deflection under load.

Explanation: Under-inflated tires will show excessive sidewall bulging or deflection, especially when the machine is loaded. This condition generates heat, reduces stability, increases fuel consumption, and accelerates tire wear.

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