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HOW TO HANDLE A BLOWN TYRE WHILE DRIVING

A tyre blowout can be a terrifying event, especially while traveling at high speeds on the highway. The vehicle will become extremely difficult to control and stop, so knowing how to react will help you bring the vehicle to a safe stop and avoid an accident. <br>

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HOW TO HANDLE A BLOWN TYRE WHILE DRIVING

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  1. HOW TO HANDLE A BLOWN TYRE WHILE DRIVING 01 A tyre blowout can be terrifying even for experienced drivers

  2. What does a tyre blowout feel like? Every blowout is dangerous, regardless of which axle it occurs on. You will feel a powerful jerking action and your steering wheel will pull towards the broken wheel when the front wheel bursts. Similarly, a rear tyre blowout will be felt through your seat. You’ll notice that your automobile is fishtailing or otherwise acting as if it’s on a slick surface. 02

  3. What to do if your tyre blows out So, what should you do if your tyre blows out? The most important thing to remember is to keep your cool. If your tyre appears to have blown out, do not worry and take the following steps: Maintain proper driving posture behind the wheel and maintain control of your vehicle with both hands after a tyre explodes. Maintain a cool demeanor behind the wheel and avoid making quick, aggressive movements. 03

  4. What causes a tyre blowout? There are a variety of reasons why you can experience a tyre blowout while driving, but the most common cause is inappropriate tyre use or full tyre deterioration. The following are the most typical reasons for tyre blowouts: Driving with a tyre pressure that is too low (around 75 percent of all cases). Use a stone, brick, bottle, or metal bevel to drive over a hard or pointed item. Overloading the vehicle, which causes a temperature rise and the potential for a blown tyre. 04

  5. How to prevent a tyre blowout? You shouldn’t have to cope with a tyre blowout in an ideal world. When you utilize your tyres in Warilla correctly, they last longer and are safer. You can’t completely rule out the possibility of a tyre blowout, but there are a few guidelines you may follow to minimize the risk: Make sure you check your air pressure on a regular basis, preferably once a week and before any lengthy trip. When the temperature drops significantly, you should also check your pressure. Check both sides of your tyres as soon as possible if your tyre falls into a deep hole (such as a pothole) or if you hit a hard object on the road. Check for swelling on the sidewalls, as this could signal a broken chord. Avoid driving over curbs if feasible, but if you must, go as slowly as possible to reduce the potential impact. 05

  6. Phone Number 02 4256 5892 Contact Us Email Address YOUR FIRST CHOICE FOR TYRES IN ALBION PARK, SHELLHARBOUR, AND WOLLONGONG. kaystyres@bigpond.com.au Disclaimer: This is generic information and posts; content about the services can be changed from time to time as per your requirements and contract. To get the latest and updated information, contact us today or visit our website. Website www.kaysdiscounttyres.com.au

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