What should I do if there is a nail on the wheel of the car?

1. Air leakage after nails.

1. After the nail is pierced in the car, the tire leaks quickly. Explain that the nail is now pierced, and if you are closer to the nearest repair shop, you can first inflate it with a car pump and then drive it to the repair shop.

2. The tire is leaking very quickly, don't continue to drive, otherwise the tire will be damaged. You should quickly change the spare tire, and then drive to the repair shop to compare the insurance.

3. If the run-flat tire is leaking, it can continue to travel at a speed of no more than 80 kilometers per hour for a period of time, and then drive to the repair shop for repair, pay attention to the travel distance can not exceed 80 kilometers.

After the tire is nailed, when it arrives at the repair shop to repair the tire, the better way is to use mushroom nails to repair the tire, which has a very good effect after repairing the tire, and it is not easy to have a secondary air leak. Mushroom nail tire repair is an additional heating program, so that the rubber strip and the tire are integrated and stronger.

2. There is no air leakage after the nail is pierced.

1. If you find that the tire has nails and the tires have no significant air leakage, do not pull out the nails by yourself, but check with saliva to see if there is air leakage at the nails. Since the tire is a vacuum tire, it will not leak immediately if the nail is pierced, but the tire may gradually leak after a long time.

2. There is no significant air leak in the tire, and the driver should drive to the repair shop as soon as possible and let the repair personnel sort out the nails to see if it is really leaking. If the tire is not leaking, it is clear that it is not pierced, and it is not necessary to correct it, because the tire tread is very thick, and there is a layer of air curtain inside, and then pay attention to measuring the tire pressure. If you are not at ease, check the tire pressure carefully before running at high speed.

1. There is no air leakage after the nail is pierced.

First of all, because the tire is a vacuum tire, it will not leak immediately after a nail is pierced, but over time, the air will leak slowly. It is worth noting that the owner should not pull out the nail without authorization, if it is pulled out, there may be air leakage, resulting in the car can not be opened. At this time, the owner can drive slowly to the repair site.

If the owner finds that the tire has a nail pierced, he must not take it lightly and should immediately go to the repair shop for inspection. Tires with nails should be repaired in time even if there is no air leakage, and tires with nails have potential safety hazards and are prone to punctures at high speeds.

2. If there is air leakage.

Slow leakage: Don't pull out the nails, once you pull them out, you may leak. You can not move it for the first time, but you can't continue to drive like the original, you must reduce the speed immediately and drive slowly, otherwise it will be terrible to get a puncture at high speed.

Nor can it be driven for a long time, find the nearest repair shop as soon as possible to deal with.

Leak quickly: At this point, the car can no longer be driven, and obediently waits in place to change the tires. If you are forced to drive, it is inevitable and dangerous to scrap the tires directly. If a tire punctures are stuck on the highway, you must quickly find rescue.

Now many high-end cars will be equipped with run-flat tires, if your tires are run-flat, then you don't have to worry about this problem, if you are obsessive-compulsive then you can also pull out, of course, it is better not to pull out, because the run-flat tire sidewall is thicker than ordinary tires, in the case of flat tires, the tire sidewall is enough to support the weight of the body. It won't damage the tires, of course, there is a limit, and you can't drive too quickly into the repair shop to fix it.

Nails cannot be pulled.

Since the tire is a vacuum tire, even if the nail is pierced, it will not leak immediately, but after a long time, the air will leak slowly.

Nails that have been pierced into a tire cannot be pulled out. Under the premise of lack of maintenance tools and maintenance technology, the tires that do not leak may leak immediately, resulting in the car being completely unable to drive, and you need to change the spare tire by yourself, or tow the car to the repair shop for processing. If you don't pull out the nails, you can also drive the car slowly to the repair shop.

There are several situations in which a nail is pierced:

If the nails or screws are facing the center of the tread, the tire can be repaired. If the nail is along the shoulder of the tire, or if the nail is located on the sidewall, it cannot be inserted or patched and must be replaced.

Is there an air leak? If the tires haven't leaked yet, or if the leak is minimal, you should be able to drive a short distance to the tire repair shop. If the air leak is severe, it is recommended not to drive a damaged tire. You can check it by feeling the air by placing your hand on the needle.

If you're at home, spraying soapy water around the screws that are stuck in creates bubbles. If you can hear the leak, the tires may not be able to hold enough pressure for you to drive. In either case, don't remove the nail until you get to the repair shop.

What to do if the tire has run flat?

If the tires have run out of air and the tires are flat, you should not drive. Driving in the event of a complete puncture can damage it internally, so new tires need to be replaced. If a spare tire is available, replace it with a spare tire and take the damaged tire to the repair shop.

When there are a lot of small stones caught in the tire pattern, it will have some impact on the performance of the tire, it is best to take the time to clean it up every once in a while, and also check whether the tire is punctured by foreign objects or spikes.

Poor drainage capacity.

There are too many small pebbles on the tires, which will affect the drainage ability of the tires. When driving in rain or snow, the displacement of tires decreases, and the probability of the car skidding increases. Especially when crossing waterlogged roads, you may even lose your grip.

Tire noise is high. If you are sandwiched with a slightly larger stone, the tire noise will be louder when driving, and there will be a "da-da-da" noise echoing in your ears. After a long time, it may affect the four-wheel alignment of the whole car.

**Increased probability of fetus.

Stones are very hard compared to soft rubber tires, and if the car is driving at high speeds, there are sharp stones on the tires, which are likely to puncture the tires and cause a puncture, and the consequences are more serious.

So should you pull out a nail stuck in a tire? First of all, I will announce the answer to everyone, and you must not pull it out! Remember! Do not dispose of the nails without authorization under any circumstances, so as to avoid potential safety hazards such as punctures caused by improper operation.

What should I do if this happens? If it is an ordinary tire, we only need to look at the appearance of the tire, there is no obvious abnormality, or look at the tire pressure monitoring on the dashboard, the tire is not seriously deflated. Then don't pull out the nails, just drive to the nearest repair shop at low speed to repair it.

If you visually inspect the entire tire is deflated, this situation is a big safety hazard, and you need to change the spare tire or call the rescue ** and wait for rescue.

If it doesn't, you can pry the nail out with a screwdriver or a car key to prevent it from sticking inside.

After prying the nails out, pour water into the place where the nails are pierced, and observe whether there is any air leakage.

If you pour water on it and find that it is leaking, you should be careful. It is recommended that you do not forcibly pick out the nails, if you forcibly pick out, its opening and wound surface will be relatively large, and the running gas will run faster, before you find a place to repair the tire, the tire gas has leaked almost, if you continue to force it down, the side of the tire will press out the crease, resulting in the scrapping of the tire.

Even if the tire has punctured and leaked and there is no inflation condition, do not rush to remove the nails. Because it doesn't make much sense to take it or not, the air leakage of the tire will be faster, and the leakage will be slower if you don't take it, the result is the same anyway, the tire has been flat and you have to repair the tire.

When this happens, you just need to go to a professional organization to find a professional to fix it. If the sidewall is punctured, it is not recommended to repair it, and it is recommended to replace the tire directly after encountering this situation.

If you have nails stuck in the wheels of your car, then it is best not to pull them out yourself, but to drive to the pit to remove the nails and then repair the tires.

If there is a nail pierced in the wheel of the car, I think that if you don't pull it out, you can drive the car directly to the repair place, and then pull out the nail and replace the tire in time.

I went to find a nail, I found a nail, how to deal with it? Is there no punishment? Personally, I think that if you go to the car and smash a nail, we also have a place to repair it, we should go to repair it, when repairing, Ding must pull it out, if there is no place, if it is okay, it will be fixed, do not pull it out, just drive it to the repair shop.

Don't unplug it just yet, go to the repair shop.

What to do with a nail in the wheel of the car? Can't pull it out? I think it's better not to pull it out and wait until the repair shop.

Pull over and turn on your car's twin flashing lights, and place a safety warning sign behind your car;

2.Check the tires to see if the tires leak after the nails are tied, you can find some foam water to spray on the nails to see if there are bubbles, if there are bubbles, it means that there is air leakage, otherwise there is no air leakage;

3.After no air leakage, slowly drive to the maintenance point for treatment, and the air leakage should be rescued by looking for help.

1: Check if there is any air leakage. When the stool is punctured, you need to get out of the car to check it, it is best to be able to rub the soapy water around the nail to see if there are bubbles coming out, if not, it means that there is no leakage.

Drive to the repair shop as soon as possible and let the maintenance staff clean the nails.

2: No bubbles coming out. When the tire is pierced with nails, there is no air leakage to go to the repair shop to check, because the tires are vacuum tires, even if there is no air leak at that time, it will slowly leak after a long time, do not directly pull out the nails, but drive the car to a nearby repair shop, and take out the nails safely.

If you drive as usual without taking nails, it is easy to have potential safety hazards such as tire bursts when running at high speeds.

3: If there are bubbles coming out and you can feel the air leak, you must not drive again, you should stop in place and replace the spare tire. Forced driving will cause the entire tire to be scrapped, and there is a great safety hazard! If the air leak is not obvious, be sure to drive to the repair shop at a low speed.