tyre side bubble WARNING ⚠️

means you have to take it to the shop and get the tyre inspected and accordingly repair or replace it.
How Can I Inspect a Tyre for a Bubble?
Every once in a while you need to inspect your tyres for a bubble. Follow these steps to check for the bubble:
Walk around the car when it is bright so that you can easily spot damages to the tyre. Avoid doing this at night as you won’t be able to do a thorough and clear inspection.
Check for uneven surfaces on your tyres. Bubbles might be small in the initial stages and they might not be very visible. Place your hand on the tyre and slide over. This way you can easily identify the presence of uneven surfaces on the tyres.
Bubble or bulge might be a cause of an uneven tyre tread. However, not every uneven tread would be a result of a bubble. Minimum or excess air can also result in unevenness in the tyre. Even balancing issues or steering issues can cause an uneven tyre tread. So, figure out if the unevenness is due to a bubble or some other reason.
Check if there is any damage in the tyre due to unwanted sharp objects.
If you find any bubble or damage to the tyre, get it replaced immediately. It barely takes any time and will save you from potentially dangerous situations.

[@joedelgado447]

What happens? It go BOOM!

[@cptnemouk01]

Happened to me last week. It went pop 😂

[@sophiaameen9839]

This things only happen in Goodyear tyres 😢

[@edwicks]

Pot holes blew out the belts . Or curbs 🤔seems the wheel needs some tlc also ! Running lo pro will do that , especially if you dont keep your 👀 on them holes in the street ...

[@johndryden2117]

There's no belts on the sidewalls