How should you react to a tire that feels low while driving?

When you notice that a tire feels low while driving, the safest and most responsible action is to pull off the road to check the tire pressure or inspect for damage. Driving on a tire with low pressure can lead to reduced traction, poor handling, and increased risk of a tire blowout, which can be extremely dangerous. By stopping safely, you allow yourself the opportunity to assess the situation and take necessary remedial actions, such as inflating the tire or replacing it if it’s damaged.

Continuing to drive with a low tire can exacerbate the problem, leading not only to further tire damage but also putting the driver and other road users at risk. Increasing your speed would only worsen the situation, as it adds stress to a potentially weakened tire, increasing the likelihood of a blowout. Ensuring the vehicle's tires are in good condition is crucial for safe driving, and immediate attention should be given when any concern arises.