What to Do When a Vehicle Suddenly Has a Tire Blowout?

[Mandy]

Solutions for a sudden tire blowout in a vehicle: The driver should grip the steering wheel firmly with both hands, strive to prevent the steering wheel from turning on its own, and try to keep the vehicle moving straight in its original direction. While maintaining control of the direction, quickly shift to a lower gear to use the engine's braking effect to slow down the vehicle. Lightly apply the brakes to decelerate gradually and slowly pull over to the side of the road. Erect a warning triangle behind the vehicle to prevent secondary accidents and call for rescue services. Methods to prevent vehicle tire blowouts: 1. Avoid overloading, overcrowding, and speeding: Overloading a vehicle or uneven loading increases the weight on the tires, leading to greater deformation on the same axle and side, which can easily cause a blowout, especially with the simultaneous rupture of two tires on one side. 2. Regularly check tire pressure and maintain proper inflation: Frequently monitor whether the tire pressure is normal. Inflate the tires promptly when the pressure is too low, and choose and maintain appropriate tire pressure based on the usage conditions of the tires.