Tire bubble

A **tire bubble** is a raised, blister-like protrusion that forms on the sidewall or tread of a vehicle tire. This can be caused by impact damage, such as hitting a pothole or curb, which weakens the tire’s internal structure and allows air to escape into the sidewall layers. Tire bubbles are a serious safety concern as they compromise the tire’s integrity, increasing the risk of a blowout while driving. If you notice a tire bubble, it’s important to have the tire inspected and replaced promptly to ensure your safety on the road.