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Can You Drive to Get a Flat Tire Repaired?

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DelMichael

07/29/25 1:49pm

As long as there is a place nearby where you can inflate the tire, you can drive there slowly. If the distance is too far, it is best not to drive there. Below are the signs of a flat tire: Heavier steering wheel: The friction surface between the tire and the ground increases, and so does the corresponding friction, so steering will require more effort, and the steering wheel will feel heavier. Car imbalance: If a tire is flat, you can clearly feel the car tilting to one side. Slower speed: The car's speed will noticeably decrease, and acceleration will be more difficult than usual. Noise while driving: If the tire is flat, the car will make unusual noises while driving.

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McKing

08/13/25 5:08am

Don't take the risk, buddy! Driving with a completely flat tire will cause the rim to permanently crease the tire sidewall, and the steel belt layer will snap, rendering it useless. I've seen someone stubbornly drive a few hundred meters, only to end up with the sidewall looking like it was chewed by a dog—eventually, even the rim got deformed. What's even scarier is the risk of the tire suddenly coming off the rim and losing control, especially during high-speed turns. Last year, a repair shop mechanic told me that even if such a damaged tire is patched, it's like a ticking time bomb—you never know when it might blow out. If you ever find yourself in this situation, just call for roadside assistance. Trying to save a few bucks could end up costing you way more.

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StevenMarie

10/10/25 5:26am

As an experienced driver, I strongly advise against taking risks. I once tried limping to the repair shop with a slow leak, only to find after removal: the tire's inner side had deep grooves ground by the rim, making patch adhesive completely ineffective. The mechanic pointed at the cord layer saying this structural damage was equivalent to a tire 'fracture' - no patch could withstand high-speed friction. Looking back, it still gives me chills - I distinctly felt the rear end floating during turns. It's far better to spend a few dozen bucks for mobile tire repair service, ensuring both peace of mind and safety.

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