What to Do If Your Tire Is Punctured Without Evidence?
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With surveillance footage or evidence, the first step is to consider reporting to the police. Bring the evidence to the public security authorities to file a report, which is the way to resolve the issue. Without surveillance, there is no solution. The only option is to install a dashcam in your vehicle next time or park in areas equipped with surveillance systems.
If my car tire gets punctured without any evidence, I should stay calm and handle it properly. Find a safe place to park the car, take out the spare tire and toolkit from the trunk, and follow the instructions to change the tire, avoiding dragging the damaged tire on the road. Drive slowly and steadily to the repair shop for a patch or a new tire. Take photos to document the scene, such as the parking location and surroundings, in case any clues can be found. After parking, ask neighbors or security guards if they noticed anyone lingering around and check if surveillance footage is available. To prevent future incidents, I usually park in well-lit areas with cameras, regularly check tire pressure, and invest in a tire pressure monitoring system for alerts. Remember, safety comes first—spending money on repairs is better than risking an accident, and it also provides a record for lodging complaints with property management.
