How Long Can the Wheel Hub Last After a Tire Blowout?
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Generally, if you drive slowly for 100 meters after a tire blowout, the wheel hub will not be damaged. It is recommended not to continue driving. Continuing to drive with a blown tire can cause more severe tire damage, making it irreparable. Below is additional information: Precautions: Driving with a blown tire also poses safety hazards. If it's a front tire, it's like running with a limp. A rear tire blowout has less impact on the vehicle's overall balance compared to a front tire, but it may still cause fishtailing. Therefore, after a tire blowout, you can slowly move to a safe area over a short distance. Emergency Handling: Turn on hazard lights immediately to alert vehicles behind you that there is an issue; pull over safely, avoiding intersections and no-parking zones; change to the spare tire, ensuring safety during the process and frequently observing passing vehicles.