1993 Pontiac Trans Sport Owner's Manual - Page 204

1993 Pontiac Trans Sport Manual

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I IJfaTire Goes Hat A rear blowout, particularly on a curve, Air Inflator It's unusual fora tire to "blow out" acts much like a skid and require may Your vehicle may have an air inflator for if while you're driving, especially you the same correction you'd use in a skid. use in bringing tires up to the proper I maintain your tires properly. air goes If In any rear blowout, remove your foot pressure. To learn aboutit, see the I d a out of a tire,it's much more likely to I under Air Inflator System. leak out slowly. But if you should ever from the accelerator pedal. Get the vehicle under controlby steering the have a "blowout:' here are afew tips way you want the vehicle to go. It may CAlITlnN about what to expect and what todo: be very bumpy and noisy, but you can I If a front tire fails, the flat tire will Inflating something too much still steer. Gently brake to a stop, well create a drag that pulls the vehicle can make it explode, and you off the road if possible. toward that side. Take your foot the off or others could be injured. Be sure accelerator pedal and grip the steering If your tire goes flat, the next section to read the inflator instructions and shows how to use your jacking wheel firmly. Steer to maintain lane inflate any object only to its position, then gently brake to a stop wellequipment to change a flat tire safely. recommended pressure. out of the traffic lane. A II . .

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I
IJfa
Tire
Goes
Hat
It’s
unusual
for a
tire
to
“blow
out”
while
you’re
driving,
especially
if
you
maintain
your
tires
properly.
If
air
goes
out of a
tire, it’s
much
more
likely
to
leak
out
slowly.
But
if
you
should
ever
have a “blowout:’
here are
a few tips
about
what
to
expect
and
what
to do:
If
a
front
tire
fails,
the
flat
tire
will
create
a
drag
that
pulls
the
vehicle
toward
that
side.
Take
your
foot
off
the
accelerator
pedal
and
grip
the
steering
wheel
firmly.
Steer
to
maintain
lane
position,
then
gently
brake
to
a
stop
well
out
of
the
traffic
lane.
A
rear
blowout,
particularly
on
a
curve,
acts
much
like
a
skid
and may require
the
same
correction
you’d use
in
a
skid.
In
any rear
blowout,
remove
your
foot
from
the
accelerator
pedal.
Get
the
vehicle
under
control by steering
the
way
you
want the
vehicle to go. It may
be very
bumpy
and
noisy,
but
you
can
still
steer.
Gently
brake
to
a
stop,
well
off
the
road
if
possible.
If
your
tire
goes
flat,
the
next
section
shows
how to
use
your
jacking
equipment
to
change
a
flat
tire
safely.
Air
Inflator
Your vehicle may
have
an
air inflator
for
use
in
bringing
tires
up
to
the
proper
pressure.
To
learn
about it, see the
I d a
under
Air
Inflator
System.
CAlITlnN
I
A
Inflating
something
too
much
can
make
it
explode,
and
you
or others
could
be
injured.
Be
sure
to
read
the
inflator
instructions
and
inflate any object
only
to
its
recommended
pressure.
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