Maintain a strong hold on the steering wheel with both of your hands. Avoid slamming on the brakes. To gradually slow down your car, gradually release the accelerator. Adjust your steering as needed to help stabilize and regain control of your vehicle.

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Can a tire blowout cause damage to your vehicle?

When a tire blows out, the vehicle may suddenly slow down because the blown-out tire cannot continue to roll normally.

Tire blowouts can cause single-car accidents as the driver attempts to safely move the vehicle off the road, or they can cause multi-car accidents, particularly on busy roads or at high speeds.

Is a tire blowout considered an at-fault accident?

The driver is frequently held liable in many accidents. If it is actually determined that the driver’s negligence caused the tire blowout, that driver may be held liable for any damages incurred, allowing others involved in the accident to file an insurance claim.

Is insurance coverage available for a tire blowout?

Comprehensive insurance will cover vehicle damage caused by a tire blowout, but not the tire itself. Secondary damage, such as dents or scrapes, will, however, be covered by your comprehensive coverage.

Which is worse, a front tire blowout or a rear tire blowout?

Because drivers have no control over the rear end of the vehicle, rear-tire blowouts are usually more disruptive and dangerous than front-tire blowouts. Front-tire blowouts are still dangerous, but they are generally easier to manage because you should be able to steer to counteract the blowout’s force.

What is the frequency of tire blowouts?

Unfortunately, tire blowouts are one of the leading causes of truck accidents in America every year. Tire blowouts are estimated to cause more than 11,000 crashes and more than 200 deaths each year, according to the most recent National Highway Traffic Safety Administration statistics.

What happens if one of the front tires blows out?

When you have a tire blowout, your car will begin to slow down and pull to the left or right. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, this can cause your vehicle to lose control (NHTSA). Replace the tire If you know how and have enough space to do so safely.