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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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If you get a flat tire, the most important thing is not to panic. First, find a safe, flat place where he can pull over to the side of the road well out of the way of traffic. Turn on your car's hazard lights, and if it's dark, set road flares. Put your car in park and set the emergency brake. Next, find your spare tire tire jack and tiring. These will often be located under the floor mat in your trunk or your spare tire may even be under your car. It's best to know where all of this is before you drive your car anywhere. If you have a wheel, wedge, brick or an other heavy object, put it behind the tire diagonal to the one you're changing. Place it behind a rear tire or in front of a front tire. This will help your car stay still as you change the flat tire