Tire Pressure
Air pressure must be checked regularly. It is recommended to check the tire pressure every 14 days. The correct tire pressure is especially important during long trips or if a load must be carried. A sporty driving style also requires correct or even slightly increased air pressure.
Slow Loss of Air Pressure
The slow loss of tire pressure is an especially tricky process because even experienced drivers often do not notice it.
The insufficient air pressure and the related increase in force required to flex the tire (inner friction) cause the tire material to heat up so much that the various components and rubber compounds can separate.
The final stage is usually the complete destruction of the tire. Refer to DAMAGE FROM LOW TIRE PRESSURE
The cause for the slow pressure loss cannot always be determined because the tire is severely damaged and components of the tire are missing.