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A front tire blows out while you are driving at highway speed, and the car pulls hard to one side. What should you do?
Correct answer: Hold the wheel firmly, steer straight, and ease off the gas; brake gently.
Why
Wait until the car is under control before you move off the road. Turn on your emergency flashers once you are stopped, and stay out of the traffic lanes. Worn or underinflated tires are more likely to blow out, so check them before long trips.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Vehicle emergencies · p. 87, 67
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