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Can You Continue Driving After a Tire Blowout?

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LeLyla

07/29/25 8:23am

Tire blowout is not allowed to continue driving. After a tire blowout, if you continue to drive, the vehicle will experience various unstable phenomena such as fishtailing, unstable steering, and severe deviation. The following is an introduction to the situation of a tire blowout: Complete tire blowout situation: The tire is definitely not salvageable, and if you drive 5 kilometers with a completely flat tire, the rim of the blown tire is likely to become out of round, which needs to be checked with tools at an auto repair shop. If it is indeed out of round, the rim will also have to be scrapped. Situation of a tire blowout on the highway: After stopping the vehicle, it is best not to continue driving. Continuing to drive not only causes damage to the rim but also poses a danger due to difficult control and excessively slow driving speed.

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Diana

08/12/25 11:33am

No, absolutely do not continue driving after a tire blowout! When I experienced a blowout before, I tried moving a short distance and almost hit the guardrail—it was extremely dangerous. A blowout causes the car to lose balance and control, especially on highways where it can easily lead to rollovers or chain collisions. The correct approach is to immediately slow down, pull over to a safe spot like the shoulder, and turn on hazard lights as a warning. Then, check the spare tire and replace it, or call roadside assistance for help. If you insist on driving, the damaged part of the tire will directly rub against the road, wearing down the wheel rim or even the suspension system, potentially increasing repair costs from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars—definitely not worth it. It’s best to develop a habit of checking tire pressure and wear monthly and performing regular maintenance to reduce such accidents. Safe driving isn’t just about protecting yourself—it’s about protecting others’ lives too.

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