Over inflated tires can lead to:

Over-inflated tires can lead to excessive wear that reduces tread life due to the way the tires make contact with the road. When a tire is over-inflated, the center of the tread may bulge out more than the edges, which results in uneven wear. This uneven distribution of pressure means that only the middle part of the tire makes sufficient contact with the road, causing it to wear out faster than the outer edges. This not only diminishes the overall tread life but can also affect driving performance and safety, as the tire’s ability to grip the road is compromised.

While the possibility of tire blowouts due to over-inflation is valid, the most direct and immediate consequence affecting tread wear relates to the excessive wear pattern created when the tire is not properly inflated. It is crucial for vehicle maintenance to ensure that tires are inflated to the manufacturer's recommended pressure to promote even wear and to maximize the lifespan of the tire.