How to Survive a Tire Blowout

What is the average number of tire-related crashes in the U.S. annually?

• Approximately 8,000

• Nearly 20,000

• Around 5,000

• About 11,000

What should you NOT do immediately after a tire blowout?

• Change lanes

• Steer forward

• Stay calm

• Hold the steering wheel tightly

How much more likely is a vehicle to crash if its tire pressure is 25% too low?

• Three times more likely

• Twice as likely

• Five times more likely

• Four times more likely

How much gasoline can you save by keeping your tires properly inflated?

• Up to 12 cents per gallon

• Up to 9 cents per gallon

• Up to 15 cents per gallon

• Up to 5 cents per gallon

Why is it important to maintain proper tire pressure?

• To improve car speed

• To reduce the risk of blowouts

• To enhance paint quality

• To increase engine power

What happens if you slam on the brakes during a tire blowout?

• The car stabilizes

• The car may flip

• Nothing significant

• The tire reinflates

What immediate action should you take during a tire blowout to maintain control?

• Gently press the gas pedal

• Brake hard

• Open the windows

• Turn off the engine

What is the correct hand position on the steering wheel during a tire blowout?

• 9 and 3 o'clock

• 8 and 4 o'clock

• 12 o'clock

• 10 and 2 o'clock

What effect does cold weather have on your car's tires?

• It improves tire traction

• It decreases air pressure

• It has no effect

• It increases air pressure

What should you pay attention to in order to prevent tire blowouts?

• Air temperatures

• Road conditions

• Car speed

• Tire brand