Can a car tire continue to be used after being punctured by a nail?
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If the punctured tire is a run-flat tire, it can continue to be used, but attention should be paid to not driving too fast or too far; if it is a regular tire, it cannot be used further. Precautions after a tire puncture: Whether the car uses regular tires or run-flat tires, they should be repaired or replaced as soon as possible to avoid safety hazards; when replacing the spare tire, the vehicle should be parked on a flat surface without obstructing other vehicles, and a triangular warning sign should be placed about 100 meters behind the car. Reasons why run-flat tires can continue to be used after being punctured: They have very resilient and supportive sidewalls, a design that helps the tire maintain contact with the rim and provide some support to the vehicle in case of a blowout or sudden loss of air pressure, ensuring the safety of the vehicle.