Thursday, September 25, 2008

Changing a Tire

Changing a tire can be one of the most troublesome and scary things a driver has to do while on the side of the road. The situation can be even scarier if it is a new driver, at night or during a storm. The roads can be a fun and interesChanging a Tireting place to drive but can also be quite scary if drivers don't know the roads they are driving on, especially if they don't know the important parts of maintaining a vehicle such as changing a tire.

In order to be properly prepared for whatever the road can throw at a driver one must practice, practice, and practice. Practice does make perfect. Practicing how to change a tire can help with easing the nerves and questions when the time comes for the first time in a real situation. If a tire does hit a bump in the road or gets nail stuck in it and deflates while driving, try to move the car as far away from oncoming traffic as possible to avoid any accidents that can lead to serious injury or even death. If at all possible, get the car to a rest stop or a parking lot.

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