What can result from poor handling due to tire pressure issues?

When tire pressure is not maintained at the manufacturer's recommended levels, it can significantly affect the vehicle's handling characteristics. Under-inflated or over-inflated tires can lead to poor contact with the road, reducing traction and making the vehicle harder to control. This poor handling can place additional stress on various suspension components, such as the struts, shocks, and bushings, leading to accelerated wear and potential failure of those parts.

Maintaining correct tire pressure is essential not only for safety but also for ensuring that the suspension system performs optimally. When tires are not functioning correctly, the suspension must work harder to maintain stability and control, contributing to increased wear on its components over time.