Tire behavior refers to how tires interact with the road surface during various driving conditions. Factors such as tire pressure, tread design, and rubber composition influence grip, handling, and wear. Properly inflated tires provide better traction and fuel efficiency, while worn or improperly inflated tires can lead to reduced performance and safety risks. When a vehicle turns, tires experience forces that affect their contact with the road. The outer tires typically bear more load, leading to increased wear on those surfaces. Understanding tire behavior helps drivers maintain their vehicles and improve safety, especially in conditions like rain or snow, where traction is crucial.