Can You Drive with a Flat Front Tire on a Small Car?
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A small car with a flat front tire should not be driven. Symptoms of a flat tire: The steering wheel becomes heavy: The increased contact area between the tire and the road results in greater friction, making it harder to steer and causing the steering wheel to feel heavier; Vehicle imbalance: If a tire is flat, you can clearly feel the car tilting to one side; Reduced speed: The car's speed noticeably decreases, and acceleration becomes more difficult than usual; Unusual noises: A flat tire will produce a rhythmic thumping sound while driving. How to handle a flat tire: If only one tire is flat, you can choose to replace it with the spare tire and then visit a repair shop. If you have tire sealant in the car, you can use it to temporarily fix the tire. If there is no spare tire, the best solution is to call for roadside assistance to arrange a tow truck or request mobile tire repair services.