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 If you have a flat tire, you should: 

• Pull over: Stop driving and move to a safe, level area away from traffic. 
• Turn on your hazards: Let other drivers know you have a problem, especially at night. 
• Inspect the tires: See which tire is flat or if more than one is affected. 
• Assess the damage: Look for punctures or tears in the tire. 
• Check the spare tire: If you have a spare, make sure it's inflated properly and in good condition. 
• Change the tire: If you're able, you can change the tire with a spare. You'll need a jack, lug wrench, and the spare tire. 
• Call for help: If you can't change the tire, you can call a roadside assistance company. 
• Replace the tire: If the tire is damaged beyond repair, you'll need to buy a new tire. 

Driving on a flat tire can be dangerous and damage your car. It can also make it impossible to repair the tire. 

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