A thumping sound can be a warning:
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That a tire blowout is about to occur.
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Of a brake failure.
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Of a headlight failure.
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Of a steering failure.
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Explanation
If you hear a thumping sound, it could mean that one of your tires may blow out. If you do not pull off the road and stop your vehicle in time, your tire could explode, and you may lose control of your vehicle. To prevent hazards, pull off the road as soon as it's safe and check your tires.
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