Can I drive with a punctured tire?

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Driving with a punctured tire is strongly discouraged for safety reasons. Continued driving on a punctured tire can lead to further damage and compromise overall performance. Punctures may cause tire deflation, reduced traction, and potentially catastrophic blowouts, increasing the risk of accidents. It is crucial to promptly address any puncture by seeking professional tire repair or replacement services. Goodyear Tire recommends checking tire pressure regularly, avoiding road hazards, and maintaining proper tire maintenance to prevent punctures. For optimal safety and tire longevity, it is important to address punctures promptly and avoid driving on damaged tires.
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Answered May 3, 2024

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