If the tire is nailed, tell me about it.

A few days ago, when Brother Miao was inflating the tire, he found a nail of his thumb stuck in it, all of it. How to deal with this situation? Pick out the nails yourself, or drive to the garage for the maintenance master to handle. Brother Miao will analyze my practice on the spot.

As far as Brother Miao is concerned, the nail has been stuck in the tire. If you keep driving, it may continue to squeeze in. Maybe the tire didn't leak, but it leaked during driving. If you pick it out, you are not sure if there is any leakage. In case it leaks, it may leak faster after you pick it out. Without a pump, before you drove to the garage, the tire leaked almost, causing the sidewall to be squeezed and had to be scrapped.

Then in this case, Miao Ge will give you an analysis of the handling experience. We can pour some water into the place where the nail is stuck, and at the same time observe whether there is exhaust. If there are no bubbles, it proves that the nail has not penetrated the tire. If it has penetrated, it must be vented, because it is impossible for nails to block the hole.

If there is no penetration, you can pry the nail out with a screwdriver or car key to prevent it from going deeper.

After prying open the nail, pour water into the place where the nail is stuck and observe whether there is air leakage. If there is no air leakage, it does not need special treatment and can be used normally.

If you pour water on it and find it leaking, you should pay attention. I suggest you never pull out the nail by force. If it is forcibly picked out, its opening and wound will be bigger and the air will run faster. Before you find a place to mend the tire, the tire will be almost deflated. If you continue to drive forcibly, there will be creases on the side of the tire, which will cause the tire to be scrapped.

Even if the tire has been punctured and leaked, don't take out the nail rashly without inflation. Because it doesn't make much sense to bring or not, it leaks quickly with tires and slowly without tires. The result is the same anyway. The tire is flat, you have to repair it.

Through Miao Ge's analysis, everyone should know how to deal with fetal nails and whether to pick them out. Under the premise of not knowing the situation, it doesn't itch. Whether you pick out the nail with the key or not, you are not sure whether it is tied or not. As a result, the car went to mend the tire, and finally the tire was flat, and the whole tire was scrapped.

This article comes from car home, the author of the car manufacturer, and does not represent car home's position.