Can You Pull Out a Nail from a Car Tire?

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LaNaomi
07/29/25 11:11pm
Under no circumstances should you pull out the nail on your own to avoid safety hazards such as a tire blowout. It is recommended to drive the car directly to a repair shop and let the mechanic remove the nail and then patch the tire. If the tire has been driven too far after losing pressure, it may cause damage to other parts of the tire. In the end, it may not be repairable, and the tire will have to be replaced. Here is some relevant information about car tires: 1. When the surface of the car tire wears down to the position of the triangular symbol, it should be replaced promptly to prevent safety hazards. 2. After replacing or repairing a tire, it is important to perform a wheel alignment and dynamic balance to prevent abnormal shaking when driving at high speeds. Avoid driving over potholes at high speeds to prevent tire blowouts.
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