Can You Drive to Get a Flat Tire Repaired?

[DelMichael]

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.