What Should Be Done Correctly After A Tire Blowout?

If the rear tire blows out, the car will tilt toward the side of the blowout. At this time, you need to: hold the steering wheel tightly; try to keep the car driving straight. A sharp turn may cause the vehicle to lose control or roll over; do not step on the clutch and accelerator pedal; slow down. Depress the brake pedal slowly (do not brake suddenly, otherwise the car will spin or roll over); drive the car to a safe place on the side of the road.
When changing tires on the roadside, please note: Park the car in a safe place on the roadside, turn on the hazard lights; put the gear in first gear (automatic cars are in P position), and apply the handbrake.