
When a nail is stuck in a car tire, do not pull it out. The correct approach is to drive slowly to a nearby repair shop where professionals can safely remove the nail. During regular driving, if you hear unusual noises, promptly exit the vehicle to inspect. If you notice a nail in the tire, there's no need to panic. First, apply soapy water to the punctured area and observe for bubbles. The presence of bubbles indicates air leakage; absence suggests no leakage. Even without leakage, visit a repair shop for inspection, as tires are tubeless and may slowly lose air over time despite initially appearing intact. A tire with a nail poses safety risks, especially at high speeds where it may lead to a blowout.










