What should you do if one of your tires blows out?
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Hold the steering wheel tight and brake immediately to avoid the risk of skidding.
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Leave the road immediately.
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Decrease speed, pull over to the right and sound your horn to warn the other vehicles.
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Hold the steering wheel tight and slowly take your foot off the gas pedal.
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Explanation
If a tire suddenly blows out while driving, take your foot off the gas pedal, do not use the brakes, and concentrate on steering. Grip the steering wheel tightly with both hands, and do not allow your vehicle to swerve out of your lane. Slow down gradually, and gently apply the brakes once the car is under control. Pull off the pavement when it is safe.
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