What can improper tire pressure cause while riding?

Improper tire pressure can significantly impact the stability and handling of a motorcycle, leading to wobbling. When tire pressure is too low, the tire may flex more than intended, creating uneven contact with the road surface. This affects the motorcycle's balance and control, making it difficult to steer accurately and increasing the risk of instability. Conversely, overinflated tires can lead to reduced traction, also contributing to a wobbling sensation as the tire may not properly absorb road irregularities.

While overheating, engine failure, and brake malfunction are serious issues, they are generally not directly caused by tire pressure. Overheating can arise from various mechanical failures, engine issues, or excessive load rather than tire pressure itself. Engine failure is usually related to internal mechanical problems or lack of maintenance, while brake malfunction is often linked to brake system failures or lack of maintenance rather than the condition of the tires. Therefore, wobbling is the most direct consequence of improper tire pressure while riding.