There is a nail in the car tire. Take it out or leave it alone.

When car owners and friends use the car, it is inevitable that the tires will be pricked by nails. So there is a nail in the car tire. Should it be taken out?

Whether the car tires are taken out depends on the specific situation. Details are as follows:

First of all, the owner can pour a little water at the puncture position of the tire to see if there are bubbles at the puncture position; If there are no bubbles, it means that the tire has not been pierced by a nail. The owner can take out the nails and then pour some water for secondary confirmation. After confirming that there is no air leakage, you can continue to drive the vehicle.

If the owner finds that there is obvious air leakage at the tire puncture position, the owner can not take out the nail, which can slow down the air leakage speed at the tire puncture position; If the nail is taken out, the air leakage rate at the puncture position of the tire will be very fast, and the vehicle may be scrapped if it continues to drive.

Therefore, whether a vehicle tire can be taken out after being punctured by a nail depends on the actual situation of the punctured part, so as to reduce the economic loss of the owner.