The service life of inflatable tires for port forklifts is determined by both internal and external factors. Internal factors include tire structure, tread, and materials, while external factors include air pressure, load, and speed.

Research has shown that decreasing the air pressure below the standard value shortens the tire's mileage. Lower air pressure also reduces the tire's lateral stiffness, leading to increased wear and tear, especially when subjected to certain lateral forces. Additionally, lower air pressure increases the contact area between the tire and the road, causing more slipping and further wear and tear.

Furthermore, low-pressure tires undergo significant elastic deformation when rolling, which increases the loss of elastic hysteresis and generates heat, resulting in premature fatigue failure.

On the other hand, overinflated tires cause wear and tear on the tire's crown, leading to accelerated wear and tear. Thus, the air pressure of inflatable tires must be kept within a normal range to ensure the vehicle's driving performance and prevent abnormal damage to the tire.

This means that users must spend a considerable amount of time and effort monitoring the air pressure and damage levels of inflatable tires and replace damaged tires that exceed the standard.

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