What to Do When Your Wheels Are Stuck in Mud?
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Find a sturdy tree branch, preferably 10 to 20 centimeters longer than the tire diameter. Secure the branch at a 45-degree angle against the tire rim, using the principle of leverage to lift the tire out of the mud pit. When starting the car, make sure the steering wheel is straight and firmly held. Use the force from the branch to help the car get unstuck, and it's best to have someone push from behind.