2. The steering wheel will vibrate or shake. This is also a sign that the car has lost traction on one side. The vibration will be more pronounced at higher speeds.
3. The car will be difficult to control. The flat tire will make it difficult to turn and brake. The car may also fishtail or skid.
4. The car may come to a sudden stop. If the blowout is severe, the car may come to a sudden stop. This is because the flat tire will cause the car to lose all traction.
5. The car may roll over. If the blowout occurs at a high speed, the car may roll over. This is because the flat tire will cause the car to lose stability.
What to do if you have a blowout
If you have a blowout, it is important to stay calm and take the following steps:
1. Pull over to the side of the road as soon as possible. Find a safe place to pull over, such as a wide shoulder or parking lot. Turn on your hazard lights and put on your parking brake.
2. Get out of the car and inspect the tire. Check the tire for any visible damage, such as a puncture or a bulge. If the tire is flat, you will need to change it.
3. Change the tire if necessary. If the tire is flat, you will need to change it. Follow the instructions in your car's owner's manual to change the tire.
4. Drive slowly to a tire shop. Once you have changed the tire, drive slowly to a tire shop. Have the tire inspected and repaired or replaced as necessary.
By following these steps, you can stay safe if you have a blowout.
