Engrish caused by the fact that a proofreader is not exist

Caused by the fact the Tire explodes sounds like a prescription for disaster!

So, please… don’t stress the poor tires, okay?

Any violation of such prohibited do become you to rage of road.

Prohibited adding of instruction where instruction is there may cause misdirection in instructions read

Achtung! Syntax verboten!

As does my head.

I can’t take all this pressure!

So, (by the same logic) ‘keep cleaning’ bowel on time!

The engineer in me appreciates the mangled units of pressure, kg/cm^2 too. But that seems more like a mistake a norteamericano would make trying to convert p.s.i. to metric units. Oh, the irony.

Could of just said “To much preasure and tire go boom.”
But nooo the person had to go and get all technical.

From label Firestone Tires for warning.

Presure building… sign isn’t making sense…. need to get away before- BOOM!!!!

There is too much pressure BECAUSE the tire explodes? o.O

i knew it these Japanese are up to something…

Driver whose tire is flat need must put air in to inflate tyre. If driver put too much air in to make tyre expand and explode, driver is idiot.

I do not prescribe the use of any more free translating websites for your future signs…

If much of tire pressure is indeed becomes caused by the fact that a tire explodes, to laugh at you ha ha.

Doctor, I’m in a bit of a dilemma here… that air you prescribed me is adding enough pressure to make my car tires explode.

congratulations u just talked yourself in a circle

add pressure you must not, or explode tire will

Given the fact that instructions herewith is plain to see for everyone, we would not want to see an explosion of tires because you did not follow instructions.

The adding the much pressure than prescribed tire pressure is the fact caused an OUCH!!!

“Prohibited adding plessure…tire exprodes”…sounds more like a EULA or AUP/TOS than it does a warning for DON’T ADD SO MUCH AIR, IDJIT!

*explodes*