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ELI5: Why do plane tyres don't burst at high altitudes in low pressure when they're so full of gas themselves?

I've always wondered why airplane tyres, filled with gas at ridiculous pressures withstand such extreme environments at cruise altitude, as the landing gear compartment is not pressurized?
gpt
Resting on the ground, the tire holds back a pressure of up to 14 bars. In a perfect vacuum, that same tire would need to hold 15 bars of pressure. Basically an irrelevant difference, especially compared to the forces involved when it is squished against the ground at speed on landing.