How long can you drive with a punctured tire?
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A punctured tire can generally be driven for about 300 kilometers, but it is advisable to find a repair shop as soon as possible. Prolonged driving may lead to complete tire failure. Solutions for a punctured tire: 1. If a nail is stuck in the tire tread, simply remove it; 2. If a nail has penetrated the tire but not punctured through, and there is no air leakage, use pliers to pull it out; 3. If the tire is fully punctured, continuing to drive will worsen the damage, so replace it with a spare tire immediately. Tires are circular elastic rubber products mounted on vehicles or machinery to roll on the ground. Their functions include: 1. Direct contact with the road surface, working with the vehicle suspension to absorb shocks during driving; 2. Ensuring good ride comfort and smooth driving performance.