There are three main reasons for puncture: First, the vehicle has not been subjected to safety inspections prior to travel. The sidewalls of the tires have been damaged, and vehicles have burst tires at high speeds; Second, the tread pattern is seriously worn and not replaced in time; The third problem is that tires are subjected to punctures caused by external forces while the vehicle is moving. Experts advise that if a tire suddenly bursts during driving, do not be alarmed. As long as you hold the steering wheel with both hands, you can still control the car. While paying attention to the rear vehicle, brake slowly and leave the main road. Do not apply emergency brakes after punctures to prevent the vehicle from flicking or overturning due to uneven braking force. If the burst is the front tire, it will seriously affect the driver's control of the steering wheel. In this case, the brake pedal should be pressed as lightly as possible to avoid too much pressure on the front part and even to cause the tire to come off the rim. Also hold the steering wheel firmly with both hands so that it can be corrected immediately when the car is moving to the extreme left or right. If it is a rear tire burst, the car's tail will sway and bump. As long as the driver remains calm and holds the steering wheel with both hands, it is usually possible to keep the car in a straight line. In addition, it is best to step on the brake pedal repeatedly, so that the center of gravity of the car can be moved forward to force the intact front tire to reduce the pressure on the tire after the burst. Remember, don't press the brake pedal too hard. Electron Fluoride Solution,Electronic Fluoride Liquid,Fluoride Solution,Electron Solution Guangdong Giant Fluorine Energy Saving Technology Co.,Ltd , https://www.tuwtechs.com