This tire is made with a bias ply construction, which means that its internal structure and size may cause it to appear deformed. Smaller bias ply tires, in particular, lack reinforced structures that would prevent them from deforming. When these tires are deflated or not properly inflated, they have a tendency to fold inwards. It's important to note that this is a normal occurrence and not a sign of damage or a problem with the tire's construction. To address this, the tire should be mounted and inflated to the appropriate PSI (pounds per square inch) or, in some cases, an inner tube may need to be added. By maintaining the proper PSI and using an inner tube, the tire's ideal shape can be preserved, preventing the bias plies from looking deformed. This is essential for ensuring the tire's safety and durability. The provided photo serves as a general illustration of the possible deformation that could occur but does not necessarily represent the specific tire model, size, tread pattern, or application. It is important to keep this in mind when considering this particular tire model, which is characterized by its biased ply construction.