You could have blown your tire or it could have gone flat.
That usually means they are becoming flat. Also it could be something on your tire. Take it in and have it looked at.
A tire cupping can be caused by tread being lost. A tire cupping means that it should be replaced as soon as possible. You do not want a cupping tire to be used while you are driving. Air can escape and cause a flat.
Check it. If flat, replace. If not, keep driving till it does.
The tire itself may be bad, with a flat spot (no tread) or bulge. Also, a wheel that is badly out of balance can thump at some speeds.
Two things could cause the tire to make a noise sounding like a flat tire even though the tire is fully inflated. First, if the tire has a big enough flat spot on the tread surface and second if the radial plies in the tire have separated letting air between the belts causing patches of the tread surface to bulge.Answeri test drove a geo that had loose lug nits on it that made a noise like that
Of course you can, if you are a total nutcase...
Maybe a mile or 2 to get you to a place you can get a spare. Driving on a flat tire can cause damage to the wheel and possibly the drum and brakes. If you must drive on a flat tire, drive very slow and stop if the tire comes off the rim.
If you mean flat as in flat tire... that would be desinflada while the whole word for flat tire is la llanta desinflada. If you mean 'apartment' - piso
Studded snow tire.
crash, Flat Tire, break down, rain, run out of gas, speeding ticket, scratch it
No, it is not safe or recommended to fix a flat tire with a screw in the sidewall. Sidewall damage compromises the structural integrity of the tire, and the tire should be replaced. Driving on a repaired sidewall can be dangerous and increase the risk of a blowout.